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Senior Advisor, Transport Canada
City: Winnipeg
Country of origin: India
In the heart of Canada in Winnipeg, Jaideep Johar is a testament to resilience and unwavering commitment. His journey from India to Canada in 2005 marked the beginning of a remarkable odyssey despite a year-long struggle to secure employment.
His perseverance, sincerity and strong belief in values and ethics facilitated his adaptation to the new environment. Leveraging his best professional capabilities, Johar has actively assisted new immigrants in their settlement journey. He collaborates with various organizations to promote diversity, equity and inclusivity, ensure sustainable living, safeguard Mother Earth from the impacts of climate change, assist in search and rescue efforts, promote pride and support veterans.
With a Ship Captain Certificate and a bachelor’s of maritime studies from Memorial University, Newfoundland, along with his pursuit of a master’s degree in marine management, Johar’s credentials underscore his extensive expertise in the maritime field, spanning over 30 years. Beginning his career in the Merchant Navy at 18, Johar has navigated seas worldwide as a ship captain. Before his current role as a senior advisor with Transport Canada’s Prairie and Northern Region’s Marine Safety and Security branch, he contributed his skills to BC Ferries. Throughout his career, Johar has held various managerial positions, including serving as the regional director of the Transportation Security and Emergency Preparedness branch.
His leadership is evident in his efforts to enhance marine safety measures, advocate for environmental conservation and foster collaboration with Indigenous communities. He is a spokesperson for a video with Inuktitut subtitles, which has received widespread praise for efforts to safeguard Canada’s pristine waters. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YOiNPVwdiU
Despite his demanding full-time job and the responsibil The GRAND is thrilled to announce the Artist Resiliency Program, funded by Canadian Heritage. Intended to build resilience in the Calgary artistic community, this program will provide local artists with access to free workshops and panel discussions over the month of February, 2023. A strong emphasis will be placed on supporting and connecting with artists from Equity Deserving backgrounds. Workshop topics include marketing and branding, creating financial stability, basic taxes and self-employment, navigating the granting system, self-led productions and budgets, community wellness and equity in the arts sector, and more This project has been made possible by the Government of Canada. Navigating the Arts Sector - February 10-12, 2023 Date: Friday February 10, 2023 From: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: The GRAND - Studio This is a unique opportunity to learn from a panel of prominent Calgary-based artists as they share the stories of their own individual artistic journeys. Learn from their experiences, find out what paths they took to become professionals in their disciplines, and ask pertinent questions to help you as you embark on your own artistic career. You will get an opportunity to hear stories from renowned artists: tap dancer, choreographer and director, Lisa La Touche; writer, director, producer and actress, Michelle Thrush; and spoken word artist and Poet Laureate Wakefield Brewster. As a proud Canadian and New Yorker, Lisa’s credits are world renowned. She was an original cast member in Broadway’s Shuffle Along, choreographed by Savion Glover and Directed by George C. Wolfe, where she received both the Fred Astaire Award and the Actor’s Equity Award for Outstanding Broadway Chorus. She is also currently a multiple Dora Award nominee for her performance, choreography and co-direction of the Tap Dance Legacy Concert with dance Immersion and Canadian Stage. Her Hindustan Times | ByRachana Dubey, Mumbai Dec 03, 2010 01:27 PM IST Reality show, Life Bina Wife, an Indian adaptation of the Canadian show, The Week The Women Went, will replace MasterChef India in Saturday-Sunday 9 pm slot, tentatively in the last week of December or the first week of January. The channel, along with BBC Worldwide Entertainment, has started working on the show, which is apparently being shot in Pune and will have a limited 16-episode run. It’s also learnt that Mini Mathur and Cyrus Sahukar will be anchoring the show, which would feature 10 real life couples and celebrities as guests. The relationshi-based show toys with the idea of men running the kitchen when the women suddenly go missing. The Week The Women Went, produced by Paperny Films, has had a two season run so far. It was based on a BBC Three program of the same title. It was a part-documentary, part-reality show that explored what transpired when all the women in an ordinary Canadian town disappear for a week and leave the men and children to cope on their own. The first season was taped in Hardisty, Alberta from June 2 to June 9, 2007, and comprised of eight one-hour episodes. The show first aired on CBC Television in Canada on January 21, 2008, and concluded on March 10, 2008. The second season was shot in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, from September 8 to September 15, 2008, and began airing on January 21, 2009. While the spokespersons from BBC remained unavailable, Monica Sheirgill, senior creative director, Star Plus, confirms the news: “It fits into our new brand ideology. The slice-of-life show challenges gender stereotypes. Our intention is to make men understand the value of the female par .Artist Resiliency Program
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Life Bina Wife replaces MasterChef
Reality show, Life Bina Wife, an Indian adaptation of the Canadian show, The Week The Women Went, will replace MasterChef India in Saturday-Sunday 9 pm slot, tentatively in the last week of December or the first week of January.