Friday, May 4th, on behalf of the Governor General, His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Lisa Raitt presented The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal to local residents Tiger Jeet Singh and his son Tiger Ali Singh.
(PHOTO: Lisa Raitt stands with Rick Nodwell, Principal of Tiger Jeet Singh Public School, Tiger Jeet Singh and Tiger Ali Singh as they accept the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for philanthropy and charitable services)
The website CanadianImmigrant.ca is running their annual vote to determine Canada’s top immigrant of 2012. Wrestling living legend Tiger Jeet Singh has been named one of 75 nominees.
The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation is encouraging all of our readers and fans to log on and vote for Tiger Jeet Singh and to circulate the link among their family, friends and social network.
It’s official: TigerFest will be returning to Brampton, Ontario and is scheduled to be part of the Canada Day festivities on Sunday, July 1st at the Powerade Centre!
More information to follow, however in the meantime, please let us know what wrestling superstars you would like to see as part of this year’s event in the comments below and we invite you to visit our Facebook page and “like” us.
Wrestling legend Tiger Jeet Singh, his son wrestling superstar Tiger Ali Singh, and their dear friends Troy Newton and Crystal Newton, spearheaded The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation’s efforts in raising over a record setting $100,000 worth in donations of food, toys and corporate sponsorships as a result of Troy’s Toy Drive 2011, doubling the amount raised from the two earlier toy drive events.
On December 19, over 1000 supporters from across Ontario attended Troy’s Diner @ Best Western Plus – Milton Inn. Among the supporters were such dignitaries as Lisa Raitt – MP & Federal Minister of Labour, Tim Hudak – MPP & Leader of Conservative Party, Ted Chaudleigh – MPP Halton and Gord Krantz – Milton Mayor.