On social media gangster Goldy Dhillon, who claims affiliation with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, took responsibility for the attack
Canada Calling
#CanadaCalling:The recent opening of the so-called 'Embassy of the Republic of Khalistan' in Surrey, British Columbia, undoubtedly undermines India’s sovereignty and even threatens to unravel hard-fought diplomatic progress
#CanadaCalling: In an unexpected turn of events, India currently holds a temporary advantage over Canada in the intensifying trade tariff battle with the United States
#CanadaCalling: Social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram have become tools for spreading racism, writes Raveen Thukral
#CanadaCalling: A surge in major crimes such as extortion, drug busts, fraud, shootings and heists has spotlighted unsettling trends, raising pressing concerns across the Indian diaspora
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The invitation to Modi suggests that Canada may be recalibrating its priorities by putting national and international cooperation ahead of domestic political pressures and controversies
Observers note her previous role in shaping Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy could indirectly benefit India-Canada relations, given their shared interests
Both renowned economists never really had plans to enter active politics but destiny made them prime ministers to head minority governments
#SpecialToTheTribune: Locals claimed that at least six shots were fired and damage was visible on the establishment's windows reports #Raveen Thukral
‘Wanted’ posters of PM Modi, Amit Shah displayed at Khalsa Parade in Surrey
As advance polling opens for the 2025 Canadian Federal Election today, the political landscape is charged with unexpected twists, dramatic shifts, and new leaders stepping into the spotlight
Recent controversies surrounding Chandra Arya, an Indian-origin MP from Nepean, and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre highlight the complex dynamics of Canada’s relations with India, diaspora politics, and national security concerns
After pro-Khalistan activist Nijjar's killing, Delhi-Ottawa ties at lowest ebb
Carney's leadership comes at a time when Canada-India relations are at their lowest ebb, primarily over the Khalistan movement in Canada
Justin Trudeau resigned as Canada's Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader due to internal party strife and public dissatisfaction. His resignation follows the departure of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. He aims for a new leader to offer Canadians a fresh choice, citing challenges like the economy and global issues.
If he goes, will ties with India improve?
The police declare the gathering an ‘unlawful assembly’ after reports surface of ‘weapons being seen in the crowd’
Protest sparks calls for ban on religious site protests
Violence erupted in Brampton between Khalistan supporters and Hindu worshippers, mirroring a similar incident in BC, fueled by rising tensions. Pro-Khalistan elements, emboldened by Canadian government inaction, have engaged in protests, desecration of temples, and threats. The escalating conflict threatens Canada-India relations and global stability.
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