Hundreds of fish harvesters, including a significant number far outside of St. John’s, got together at the Confederation Building in the early morning with a plan to force the Canadian government to delay the new budget speech. Fish harvesters did the same for the first time and tried to
Mona Neme, the top scientific advisor of the Canadian government, said to the lawmakers in Ottawa this week that her office would release a public UFO report by early fall. Highlighting the importance of making UFO information available to Canadians, she said that an improvement is required in collecting, reporting and disseminating UFO-related data to […]
Inflation in Canada has steadily increased over the past year, impacting the cost of living there. Rising inflation has had a steady growth, increasing every year to reach 6.8% in April 2022. Housing prices and essential commodities like food, gas, etc. are becoming more expensive. Increasing consumer demands and challenges to keep a free-flowing supply […]
Photo credit: wwwkitchener.citynews.ca A new survey shows the anti-incumbency wave in Canada for the current federal government. Two in three Canadians are dissatisfied with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his federal government for inflation to health care, government spending and housing affordability in Canada. Almost half of them want him (Justin Trudeau) to resign
www.express.co.uk In a blow to British expats, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau extended a ban on foreign nationals and Britons buying homes anywhere in Canada. Supporting this declaration, Canadian finance minister Chrystia Freeland added that with this foreign buyer ban, the government would like to ensure houses are being used as homes for Canadian families […]
Photo credit: www.bloomberg.com Canada’s immigration minister, Marc Miller is taking steps to limit Canada’s dependence on temporary foreign labourers and international students hired by many business groups to meet their soaring needs for manpower and cut down labour costs. To nullify the demands of business groups saying there aren’t enough domestic
Photo Credit: www.ctvnews.ca Cameron Jay Ortis, an Ex-Mountie intelligence official of 51, was offered 14 years impressment on last Wednesday for breaching the country’s secrets law. Ontario Superior Court Justice, Robert Maranger convicted Ortis on three counts- violating the Security of Information Act, breaching of trust and fraudulent use of a computer. The
Photo credit: www.indiatvnews.com In recent years, the relationship between India and Canada has experienced a noticeable deterioration, causing concern among Indian students and workers residing in Canada. This growing unease stems from various geopolitical, economic, and social factors, raising questions about the future implications for the Indian community in Canada.
India has taken the decisive step of suspending Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations with Canada due to concerns over what it perceives as “subversive moves” by the Canadian government. The decision marks a significant development in India’s foreign trade policy and reflects the seriousness with which it views recent developments in its relationship
Photo credit: www.sentinelassam.com In a recent travel advisory, the Government of India has issued a stern warning to its citizens planning to visit or currently residing in Canada. The advisory strongly encourages Indian nationals to exercise “extreme caution” due to various factors that may affect their safety and well-being in the North American nation. One
Canada is known for its diverse and multicultural society, with a significant Indian diaspora contributing to the nation’s rich tapestry of cultures. However, recent comments by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have stirred controversy within this community, raising concerns about the potential for division. In the wake of ongoing protests by Indian farmers against
Photo Credit: www.hindustantimes.com In the vibrant tapestry of Canadian politics, a new star has emerged, capturing the hearts and ballots of constituents. Shuvalay Majumdar, a scion of a Bengali household, has triumphed in a fierce electoral battle, earning a coveted seat as a Member of Parliament. This triumph not only showcases his personal mettle but […]
Photo credit: www.thehindu.com Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has decided to block users in Canada from accessing and posting news reports on its platforms. This decision comes as a response to a proposed legislation in Canada that seeks to regulate online platforms and require them to pay news publishers for their content. […]
Introduction Freedom of expression is a fundamental right and cornerstone of democracy, allowing individuals to express their thoughts, opinions, and ideas freely. However, like any freedom, it comes with responsibilities. In Canada, concerns have been raised about the potential misuse of freedom of expression by certain anti-India elements. This article examines the
Photo Credit: www.hindustantimes.com Introduction Tensions have escalated in the diplomatic sphere as Indian envoys in Canada face a heightened security threat from pro-Khalistan groups. In the wake of a disturbing ‘Kill India’ threat, authorities have taken swift action to protect the safety and well-being of Indian diplomats stationed in Canada. This article
Photo Credit: www.livemint.com Introduction In a significant move to bolster economic expertise and promote diversity, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a cabinet reshuffle that includes the appointment of Anita Anand to a key economic role. As an Indian Canadian, Anita Anand’s elevation to this position reflects the government’s commitment to
Introduction Canada and the NETRI Foundation have proudly announced their partnership for the highly anticipated Samaanta Ambassador Programme 2023. This collaborative initiative seeks to foster meaningful cultural exchanges and strengthen ties between young leaders from Canada and India. The Samaanta Ambassador Programme aims to empower youth to become influential agents
The India High Commissioner of Ottawa recently spearheaded an inspiring initiative to raise awareness about environmental conservation and sustainable living. On the occasion of World Environment Day, a cycle rally was organized at Dow’s Lake, engaging participants in a meaningful and impactful manner. On World Environment Day, the India High Commissioner of Ottawa
Photo Credit: horganiser.org Despite the cancellation of a deportation order, the fate of Indian students studying in Canada remains uncertain. This article delves into the ongoing challenges faced by these students and sheds light on the complexities of their situation. It highlights the need for comprehensive solutions and support mechanisms to ensure a fair and […]
Photo Credit: www.hindustantimes.com The recent meeting of G20 Agriculture Ministers served as a platform for India and Canada to engage in constructive discussions, focusing on strengthening their bilateral relations. The talks held between the two nations emphasized the importance of agricultural cooperation and explored potential avenues for collaboration. This article
The Indian government has recently issued a warning regarding the growing instances of hate crimes and anti-India activities perpetrated by Sikh Khalistani separatist groups in Canada. This rise in tensions has raised concerns about the safety and security of Indian communities abroad, as well as the potential implications for diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Ethnic media outlets have traditionally played a crucial role in helping newcomers navigate life in their newly adopted homes. Rarely, though, have they been as invaluable as they were during the Covid pandemic. During its earliest and perhaps most alarming phase, federal officials grappled with how best to convey information to newcomers on protecting themselves […]