Gurdwara Sahib Sukh Sagar

Heavenly place this Guru ka Ghar. Feels like Punjab. Very humble and hard working staff and sevadars. Everybody is welcome here.

Great home-cooked food every night for needy community members. One must take off shoes, wash hands, and women must cover hair.

I am an international student from panjab, and despite the everyday struggle we face here as a international student, the only place we have for getting our peace of mind is the gurudwara sahib, but when we go there, people from our own community make us feel unwelcomed. So i do a part time job with door dash on my bike and i always have my delivery bag with me, i lock my bike outside and take the delivery bag with me inside the gurudwara. So today was the second time there was an old man, i wont even call him baba g or sevadaar coz they dont follow basic rules of sikhi he asked me that what is that and whats in it, i told him that i have my things in it, so he started shouting at me why do i take it in, instead of saying it politely that son u can keep it downstairs before going to pay respect upstairs. So another guy came and he too started asking me that whats in it, i told them that they could check it, they were treating me like i was coming from outside our community, like i was a freaking drugee or something. One day i was late from work and reached there just on the closing time of gurudwara gates, but when i reached there, the gates were open and the some of the sangat were still there inside, so when i went to the langar hall for getting parshada, the roti, daal and sabji were kept to the side and the food counter was getting cleaned by sewaadars, but when i asked the bawarchi (cook), that if i can have the langar (food), he told me that its now closing time i cant, and there was another girl, she asked me that if i need roti, i was thinking like did i came to their house for eating the food, i am here at my gurus home, i was here to get his food not yours, then they served me the food that saying i should come on time, but this is totally against guru nanak dev jis teachings, even if i was late they cant deny me at first place. I just want to ask the main head of the committee, that if we are fighting for our own nation and treating people of our own community like this will there be enough support given from us, if well keep on getting treated like this, from now onwards i wont even support khalistan, just sikh rights and freedom always. Coz you people will treat us the same way if we will make our own nation. Aapni community naal hi tuc ehda kardee lakh di laahnt aa thode te l, shakki nigaah naa dekhi jaana, galat treat karna, koi gall aa ehe, siddha keh deya kro v naa aaoo, jadhi jaaydaat samjhea hoya, minu baar baar aahi gall keh rahe c v aj kall koi bharosa nahi kidha de bande aande aa fer mein v aahi kehna ki sahi gall aa nihang da baana paaya poole aarge v baaut ne fer saade kaum ch aah v dheyan rakho, andar diya ta akaal purakh hi jaanda te ohi dassange thounu.

Religious place. We get peace of mind here after every visit. Open timing is till 8pm, but it's open after that also. Anand Karaj, birthday celebration facilities available here.

Always generous and silently strong people. Food is very healthy. Sometimes simple. But simple is often much more honest then complex and too much to choose from. A very hardy happy humble people. I love them.

Very spiritual and loving place of worship off New Westminster. Whoever visits never goes home hungry and never leaves without the blessings of Guru Nanak. Vahe guru di Khalsa, vahe guru di Fateh

Very nice place of worship and hygienic food (guru ka langar) for all.welcome all communities

I ask baba ji one guy downstairs I think he is handicap he send to me for parshad but baba ji told to me no when he is here I gave him. I'm shocked. Now it's happen in gurudware's strange so call baba ji.

As an Indian Sikh very upset with the politics and propaganda being spread at this Gurudwara. Gurudwara isn’t a place to spread Khalistani views and hate! Gurudwaras must respect all devotees and keep their sentiments in mind before allowing this hatred to be spread on their holy grounds! Will never come here again.
As an Indian the Khalistani signs don’t bother you, one is a traitor to their place of birth to continue coming here.

I appreciate the Gurudwara- Akali Singh Society on Skeena St, Vancouver for staying away from politics.