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Added by Jopie, at 08 March 2017
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- Monday Open 24 hours
- Tuesday Open 24 hours
- Wednesday Open 24 hours
- Thursday Open 24 hours
- Friday Open 24 hours
- Saturday Open 24 hours
- Sunday Open 24 hours
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15 Reviews
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06 July 2021
Waheguru g bless us nd great peaceful entertainment 🙏🙏😊
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01 July 2021
Poorly managed and maintained shrine. Rude, discourteous staff and management. Riddled with lot of internal and external politics, callous and indifferent attitude, conduct and behavior typical of any other shrine of GTA. Commercial approach towards the basic tenets of religion.
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30 June 2021
It was the good experience here. Very peaceful place
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19 May 2021
namaskar, having visited temple previously before Covid. The person sitting behind holy book stare at people walking in bending over! is this what sikhism? do you just watch the people like watching tv? staff volunteers unfriendly! One volunteer comes head covered track pants slim tall- keeps on staring as he does seva! stares at people today even after covid. Is he a watchman? maybe hired by indian gov to watch the people? he know as he is reading this right now! he knows who it is him. True seva is in your work not on the people coming going. Our family uncomfortable. rude people. temple does not reply to reviews! management terrible. Students come and they pay respect! good people. The gentleman senior at window recently refused to give us extras for family when we asked. however turban person was give double at request. This temple parking lot terrible from day one. Seems like they waiting for donations to pour on. ONLY time this temple shines is vaisakhi or important events. Shame ! wonderful sikh faith. However most sikhs opposite at temple! ( no disrespect ) Shame. We will not be attendhing again. 1. control your stares 2. learn manners 3. clean up kitchen 4. offer assitance help to students 4. change your management
5. train people. Or closed this temple down and let others run it better.
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13 April 2021
Waheguru g ka khalsa waheguru g ki fateh g. 13 April 2021 i called near about 12 pm in the day to ask whether gurudwara sahib will remain open after 8 and i got the answers that “ade mote akhra vich likhyea hoea aw main road te”” from one sewadar who was picking up the call. When i listen this i got shocked like vaisakhi vale din j koi kuj puch reha aw ta tuc right way nal jwab dedo. I asked them again veere manu kam to 8 bje chuti hundi aw then the person cut my phone.
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11 November 2017
Peaceful worship place. Go there to get peace of mind and you will surely get it. Everyone coming here has helpful mentality!
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01 October 2017
I've been visiting this gurudwara since my childhood days. The building was originally a school and was converted into a place of worship. It hasn't changed much over the past 30-40 years. If anything they should rebuild it so it can accommodate more visitors. No matter your background, race or faith. Everyone is welcomed here just as long as you dress appropriately, remove your shoes, wash your hands and cover your head. It's a sign of respect. The food served here is free and vegetarian.
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24 September 2017
I went there with a Sikh friend because i was curious and wanted to learn about the religion. I could have just used wiki and received my answer but i wanted to get the answer from the source and experts. I liberally had the worst experience of my life. Ive been to other places of worship but the man incharge i dont know his exactly role but he was dressed differently from others so im assume he held the highest post was extremely rude, and unfriendly . I was thought everyone is treated with respect regardless of who you are. But seeing the other low rated comments it seems like is common for them to treat outsiders like that especially at this particular location. Imagine a person who wants to convert to Sikhism and wants to learn and gets treated with disrespect. I know the Sikh community is very nice but i didnt expect such behaviors from a place of worship. I hope they change their attitude and behavior toward non Sikh members of the community and learn to accepts people with welcoming arms.
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30 August 2017
Very serene and beautiful Sikh temple to pray and have amazing langar. Located at the end of morning star dr road.
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29 August 2017
It is a great place to worship God and a great shelter at the same time. GOD BLESS!
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07 July 2017
Sikh worship place. Open to all communities. Free kitchen for everyone irrespective of their beliefs.
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19 June 2017
Respected worship place(Sikh Gurudwara or Sikh temple). Free kitchen for everyone. Open for all religion and community.
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14 April 2017
Every Saturday 7 pm - 8 pm naam simran you can feel the energy here and the amount of sangat come wow. Amritvela daily 4:30 am - 5:30 am simran is also amazing, you want to make progress in earning naam best place to do it. Period.
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06 April 2017
Overall it's a good Gurduaaraa, but a lot of space for development.
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15 March 2017
Had a look around this place out of curiosity. People were cold and unfriendly. I went into their book store and the old guy told me "don't even think about stealing anything" I couldn't imagine anyone wanting to steal that stuff.They must be doing alright for themselves, I happened to walk by a room where there were maybe 6-8 people sitting on the floor counting a very large pile of money. No idea how common that is. Some guy told me to avoid conversing with any women. Definitely not a place to go if you're not brown and of the same religion.
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