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  • Woman may never walk again after West Saanich Road crash: brother – Times Colonist
  • Toronto woman receives $40,000 bill from city after being injured by getaway driver – CTV News
  • Premier Says Province May Have to Consider Ending Twice-Yearly Time Change – VOCM
  • Canadians on permanent daylight time may face health risks, experts warn – CTV News
  • 'We've had enough': Condo owners rally at Queen's Park to call for change in how condo boards operate – CBC
  • 'You can't just get out': How 2 boys were recruited into the drug trade at the age of 12 – CBC
  • 'It's not me.' Accused sex predator disputes DNA link to Ontario crime scenes – CBC
  • ‘Bravest person I know’: Father’s pride as school shooting victim leaves hospital after 262 days – CNN
  • Carney, top EU official push Canada associate membership and wider alliance against Trump threats – AP News
  • ‘Almost $2 million for 1 person?’ Calgary councillors slam ‘outrageous’ independent water review panel compensation – CTV News
  • Quebec premier’s boycott of Canada-EU summit turns heads – Global News
  • Man sentenced in 2023 terrorist attack on Surrey bus – CTV News
  • Mysterious barrel marked ‘U.S. Army’ found in Quebec could contain dangerous neurotoxin – CTV News
  • Assembly of First Nations chief's comments on Métis identity 'racist': federation president – CBC
  • Woman may never walk again after West Saanich Road crash: brother – Times Colonist
  • Toronto woman receives $40,000 bill from city after being injured by getaway driver – CTV News
  • Premier Says Province May Have to Consider Ending Twice-Yearly Time Change – VOCM
  • Canadians on permanent daylight time may face health risks, experts warn – CTV News
  • 'We've had enough': Condo owners rally at Queen's Park to call for change in how condo boards operate – CBC
  • 'You can't just get out': How 2 boys were recruited into the drug trade at the age of 12 – CBC
  • 'It's not me.' Accused sex predator disputes DNA link to Ontario crime scenes – CBC
  • ‘Bravest person I know’: Father’s pride as school shooting victim leaves hospital after 262 days – CNN
  • Carney, top EU official push Canada associate membership and wider alliance against Trump threats – AP News
  • ‘Almost $2 million for 1 person?’ Calgary councillors slam ‘outrageous’ independent water review panel compensation – CTV News
  • Quebec premier’s boycott of Canada-EU summit turns heads – Global News
  • Man sentenced in 2023 terrorist attack on Surrey bus – CTV News
  • Mysterious barrel marked ‘U.S. Army’ found in Quebec could contain dangerous neurotoxin – CTV News
  • Assembly of First Nations chief's comments on Métis identity 'racist': federation president – CBC

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Last updated October 11, 2026 · Ubiq Broadcasting Corp.

Who is responsible

Ubiq Broadcasting Corp., which operates TV Punjab, is responsible for personal information collected through tvpunjab.com and our streams. Our Privacy Officer answers questions and handles requests: contact@tvpunjab.com · +1 604 700 4077 · 14225 57 Ave, Surrey, BC.

What we collect

  • Information you give us: your name and email when you subscribe, sign up for the newsletter, send a tip or contact us; payment details when you pay for a subscription (processed by our payment provider; we do not store card numbers).
  • Information collected automatically: your IP address, browser and device type, pages visited and time spent, collected through cookies and similar technologies (see below).
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Why we use it

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  • To reply to tips, corrections and messages
  • To understand which stories readers find useful and improve the site
  • To show advertising that keeps our journalism free
  • To meet legal and tax obligations

We collect only what we need for these purposes. We use your information for a new purpose only with your consent.

Consent

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Email and CASL

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Cookies and similar technologies

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You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may stop parts of the site from working. Blocking advertising cookies does not remove ads; it makes them less personalized.

Who we share it with

We do not sell your personal information. We share it only with service providers who help run the site, under agreements that require them to protect it: our web host, email newsletter provider, payment processor, Google (analytics and advertising), Automattic (Jetpack) and OneSignal (notifications). We may disclose information where required by law.

Storage outside Canada

Some of these providers store data in the United States or other countries. Information stored outside Canada is subject to the laws of that country and may be accessed by its authorities.

How long we keep it

We keep personal information only as long as needed for the purpose it was collected, or as required by law. Newsletter addresses are deleted when you unsubscribe; subscription and payment records are kept for seven years for tax purposes.

Security

We protect personal information with reasonable safeguards, including encrypted connections (HTTPS), restricted access and trusted providers. If a breach creates a real risk of significant harm, we notify affected people and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, as PIPEDA requires.

Your rights

You can ask to see the personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Email our Privacy Officer; we reply within 30 days. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada or the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia.

Journalism

Personal information collected and used for journalistic purposes, such as in reporting a story, is handled under our editorial standards.

Children

This site is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information.

Changes

We update this policy when our practices change and show the date at the top.