Sikh Cultural Association / Halton Gurdwara Sahib

Diwali blessings at Dhan Dhan Baba Buddha ji Gurughar were truly special. The tranquility of the place is unmatched, and the contrast to the bustling Brampton Gurughar made our visit even more enjoyable. A hidden gem worth cherishing…

This place run by indian state agents. “Sikhi” is just mask here. Management not following any rule of Sikhi, infact they don’t even know “rehat maryada”. Each Gurudwara should have “Ten Guru” portraits displayed at Gurudwara. Here management refuse to do so. Historical information was once displayed on langar hall walls by previous management, present management removed all historical information from langar hall under the name of “renovation”. People should ask why management have removed historical information from langar hall.
State of india should know half of the world (Turuks/Mughals/Iranian/Afghans/British…)
already tried to eliminate Sikhi, no one succeed as of today.

“Waheguru ji da khalsa
Waheguru ji di Fateh”

Very peaceful, well maintained, and not very crowded.

Great Raggis, and very helpful staff and management.

Visited here few timesdid not liked as/even i m born Sikh, here Sikh history is being removed from this Gurudghar. There were large amount of wall pictures full of Sikh history and Sikh martyr images that was great source of information for our next genration, but not any more. Walls are empty, atmosphere in Gurughar is dry. Sukhasan room locked permanently no one can see Shri Guru Granth Saheb in Sukhasan room, this is just wrong. Sikhs must visit Sukhasan room and have prayers done. All previous "Sewadar" have been removed from service, who has done sewa for over 15 years. I can clearly see as of today this Gurughar is under control of non Sikh mentality. Voices are circulating that people in management are 'smokers', this proves that this Gurughar is under control of non Sikh people even though they all (management) look like Sikhs. They have Turbans, Bearded, speak Punjabi but they are not real Sikhs. You can find out by your self if they are Sikhs "ask them any question that can benefit Sikhs or Sikh cause", Management will refuse to answer or accept. This management never share any information about how funds being spent and how much and where!
No Gurughar allowed 'Tom hat' caps in side Gurughar, here its common to see people wearing caps in front of Shri Guru Granth Saheb parkash (FYI- no one can wear cap in side Gurughar complex any where on this planet).

This place run by indian state agents. This place dose not follow true Sikh faith rules. Management try to defame Sikhs. They have removed all Sikh history pictures from Langar hall walls. Management do not display “Ten Gurus” pictures in Gurughar. Old management was Sikh faith follower, real Sikh. New management follow indian state (hindu nationalist) guidelines. Sikhs who know real faith guidelines they do not go here.

This gurughar need to be taken off currant management, this management damaging Sikh image and they are misguiding our children by showing wrong pictures at gurughar walls.

Peaceful and pretty less crowded. You can sit with ease hours and listen to Path. Very nice and very helpful people who are working for the Guruduwara. Very decent experience being there.

Whenever I come here I am astonished at the cleanliness of this gurdwara. It's also so very peaceful here. I am also happy to see that when they give out the parsad they wash their hands before and also put on a baggie to give it out. Thank you! I love coming to this gurdwara and look forward to my next visit!