Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Monday visited different flood-affected areas of Multan and Muzaffargarh and inspected relief activities being conducted for the calamity-stricken people. Speaker Punjab Assembly Rana Muhammad Iqbal accompanied him.

Muhammad Iqbal, 80, takes the first steps up Grouse Mountain early Thursday morning on his second climb to raise money for flood-relief in Pakistan, his former home. Iqbal has committed to climb the mountain 20 times before winter, aiming to raise $800...

80 years old, Muhammad Iqbal is always willing to step up when it comes to helping people in his native Pakistan. This year, however, he'll be stepping up several thousand times as he climbs Grouse Mountain to raise money for that country's flood victims.

He expressed these views while addressing the first national workshop on Flood Disaster Management in Humans & Livestock held under the auspices of University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences and Pakistan Medical Society at UVAS Auditorium. Rana Iqbal...

Part of their ancestral home has collapsed and what remains is full of mud, which they are attempting to dig out. Jan said there are numerous local fundraising campaigns underway — from a person donating 100 soccer balls so they can be sold to raise...

Iqbal, 80, makes the first of 20 planned fundraising climbs up North Vancouver's Grouse Grind. (CBC) With files from the CBC's Meera Bains and Wilson Wong An 80-year-old retired Vancouver professor is raising money for Pakistani flood victims in an...