HindustanTimes Wed,18 Dec 2013  Sikh Heritage Museum examines
turban's role in Canadian life  Vancouver Desi  B.C, January 22,
2013 First Published: 11:34 IST(22/1/2013) | Last Updated: 11:37
IST(22/1/2013)  Satwinder Bains doesn't want the Sikh history to
disappear.  "We don't record our history," the director of
Abbotsford's Sikh Heritage Museum said. "So we need to engage
more."  The museum's third historical exhibit - premiering
Sunday - takes a look at the "turban challenge" Sikhs faced as
they settled into Canada and the evolution of it.  "Since 1904
from when they arrived there has been consistent public as well
as government attention paid to the turban," said Bains.  "The
turban also is part of our history in Canada and we want to make
sure that our history is recorded correctly and the history
includes us", Bains said.  "Sometimes students don't read that
history in their school system", she added.  The exhibit takes a
look at a pioneer family's settlement in Canada, displays
turbans from around the