India and Canada expel top diplomats on murder charges

India and Canada have expelled each other’s top diplomats amid escalating tensions after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused Indian agents of involvement in serious crimes on Canadian soil, including homicides and extortion. Canadian authorities stated that the alleged activities specifically targeted supporters of the pro-Khalistan movement, which advocates for a separate Sikh homeland in…

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Liberals ‘considering all possibilities’ over pro-terror group Samidoun; Poilievre promises to ban it

The federal Liberal government is “considering all options” regarding the potential designation of the Samidoun Palestinian Solidarity Network as a terrorist entity, following calls from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. Poilievre committed to listing the group if his party forms the next government, citing its alleged ties to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine…

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Convenience store chains are suing the federal government to overturn restrictions limiting the sale of nicotine packets to pharmacies

Mac’s Convenience Stores Inc. and Couche-Tard Inc., both subsidiaries of Quebec-based Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., have filed an application in Federal Court challenging Health Canada’s regulations that restrict the sale of nicotine pouches to pharmacies. They argue that these rules are unfair and unconstitutional. Similarly, Parkland Corp., which operates gas station convenience stores under the On…

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3,000 Indians students show up for dishwasher and server positions at a Canada restaurant

A video showing hundreds of Indian students lined up for waiter and dishwasher jobs at a restaurant in Brampton, Canada, has gone viral. The situation raises concerns about the rising unemployment rate in Canada under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s administration and highlights the dire employment situation for international students.  The Tandoori Flame restaurant in Brampton…

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Namaste Canada was organized at Vancouver Art Gallery North Plaza in Vancouver

This year’s celebration of Namaste Canada in Vancouver was a dazzling display of talent and culture, featuring 439 performers from 30 vibrant cultural groups. The event transformed the city into a colourful tapestry of Indian traditions, captivating attendees with mesmerizing dance performances and lively music. The festivities showcased a wide array of artistic expressions, allowing…

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Conservatives call on Elon Musk to step in after Liberals approve loans to an Ottawa-based satellite company

A $2.14-billion federal loan for Ottawa-based satellite operator Telesat has sparked debate among Canadian politicians about whether American billionaire Elon Musk presents a national security risk. The issue centers on providing internet access to remote areas, as Canada aims to connect every household to high-speed internet by 2030. Telesat’s CEO, Dan Goldberg, noted that there…

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Byelection in Montreal: Bloc wins, and Trudeau loses his second stronghold in the Liberals

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has faced another significant setback as the Liberals lost a key byelection in LaSalle—Émard—Verdun, a riding in Montreal previously considered a stronghold for the party. This follows their defeat in Toronto—St. Paul’s to the Conservatives earlier this year. In addition to the Montreal loss, the NDP managed to retain its seat…

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Canada must come up with new ideas, for its geopolitical and economic strategy to stay relevant

Canada, as a middle power, finds itself navigating complex geopolitical dynamics among major global players like China, the European Union, and the United States. This often places Canada in a defensive or reactive stance. The Meng Wanzhou-two-Michaels affair exemplifies this, illustrating how Canada was caught between China and the U.S. Similarly, Canadian governments have had…

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