To mark 550th birth anniversary, Guru Nanak street unveiled in Canada’s Brampton
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, November 26
To mark the 550th birth anniversary of Sikhism founder Guru Nanak Dev, a part of a street in Canada’s Brampton city has been named after him.
A ceremony to unveil the street signboard was held on Sunday and inaugurated by Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown.
The ceremony was attended by Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton East Gurratan Singh, police officials, local Sikh community among others.
— Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownont)It’s official!
AdvertisementProud to speak at the Guru Nanak Street unveiling this morning to celebrate the 550th anniversary. The is proud of our multicultural mosaic.
— Patrick Brown (@patrickbrownont)‘Guru Nanak St’ has been written on the signboard on the tailend of the street which has Gurdwara Guru Nanak Mission Centre located next to it.
A stretch of around 550 metres was named after Brampton’s former Mayor Peter Robertson and a part of that stretch has been renamed after Guru Nanak Dev to mark his 550th birth anniverary.
In a tweet Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown said, “Proud to speak at the Guru Nanak Street unveiling this morning to celebrate the 550th anniversary. The @CityBrampton is proud of our multicultural mosaic.”
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