"Every time she used to tell me, I buy something for my client, my patient, I buy this from my personal savings,' Grewal's sister, Alishaa Grewal, said from Mumbai last weekend during an interview with CBC News. She's a very kind-hearted girl She was so funny, so jolly. In every situation, she [would] laugh."
"Nancy, who was a critic of Khalistan extremism, had received death and assault threats on social media, according to Alishaa. Less than a week before her death, Nancy spoke to CBC about threats she said she was facing. I know sometimes I feel scared when they said '[we'll] kill you' then I said, 'OK, you can kill me any time,' she said in the interview."
"Alishaa said Nancy was a professional singer before moving to Canada in 2019 and eventually becoming a PSW. She said it was Nancy's dream to start a health-care business to hire more PSWs."
Nancy Grewal, 45, was killed outside a LaSalle home where she worked as a personal support worker. Her family remembers her as kind-hearted, jovial, and generous, often using personal savings to help her clients. Originally from India, Grewal was a professional singer before immigrating to Canada in 2019. She aspired to start a health-care business to employ more PSWs. Grewal was a vocal critic of Khalistan extremism and had received death and assault threats on social media. Less than a week before her death, she spoke publicly about the threats she faced. LaSalle police classify her death as a targeted killing and continue investigating, though no motive has been publicly disclosed.
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