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Canadian MP criticises parliament's tribute to Nijjar amid extremism concerns
Chandra Arya, MP for Nepean, voiced discontent with his own government's stance. He referenced a Globe and Mail investigation revealing Canadian authorities' concerns about Nijjar's alleged ties to extremism.
Trudeau says he sees an 'opportunity' to engage with new Indian govt after interacting with PM Modi in Italy
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sees an opportunity to engage with India on economic and national security issues after his first interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G7 Summit amidst strained diplomatic relations over pro-Khalistani extremism.
Promotion of violence never acceptable: Canadian envoy on Indira float in Greater Toronto
Following the display of a float depicting Indira Gandhi's assassination in Toronto, Canadian envoy Cameron MacKay stated that promoting violence is unacceptable in Canada. This incident, tied to the commemoration of Operation Bluestar, has strained India-Canada relations, with India urging Canada to curb pro-Khalistani activities on its soil.
Canada police warns Hardeep Malik, son of acquitted Air India bombing suspect of potential death threats
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has issued a warning to Hardeep Malik, son of Ripudaman Singh Malik, acquitted in the Air India bombing case of 1985, about potential threats to his life. This comes after Ripudaman Singh Malik was murdered in 2022, with suspicions of Indian government involvement. The warning falls under the "Duty to Warn" protocol, with others associated with the Khalistan separatist movement in British Columbia also receiving cautionary notices.
Fourth Indian arrested in Canada for his suspected role in Nijjar's murder
Amandeep Singh charged with the murder of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, sparking diplomatic tensions between Canada and India. The case involved potential ties to the Indian government and a Khalistan campaign.
"My concern is national security, threats emanating from land of Canada": Indian envoy to Canada Sanjay Verma
Amid escalating tensions between India and Canada, the Ministry of External Affairs, too expressed a strong condemnation regarding the float used in the Nagar Kirtan parade in Ontario and said the "celebration and glorification of violence" shouldn't be accepted in a civilised society.
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Canada's policies not lax: Immigration minister slams Jaishankar's comments over Nijjar row
Tension between Canada and India persists over remarks by Indian EAM S Jaishankar on arrests linked to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing. Immigration Minister Marc Miller disputes the comments, emphasizing concerns over extremism and separatism.
Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing: Canadian police release pictures of accused, other evidence
Canadian police have arrested three Indian nationals in connection with the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a designated terrorist by India, in June 2023. The suspects, residents of Edmonton city in Alberta, have been charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. While investigations are ongoing, there is no confirmed evidence linking the suspects to the government of India. The killing had sparked diplomatic tensions between Canada and India, with India denying any involvement. The RCMP emphasized the active nature of the investigation and its commitment to uncovering the truth.
'Didn't declare India's involvement in Nijjar killing lightly': Canada PM Trudeau says allegations were credible
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded cautiously to questions regarding the investigation into the killing of India-designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, expressing commitment to collaborate with India on the matter. Trudeau emphasized Canada's responsibility to protect its citizens from foreign interference and affirmed cooperation with Indian authorities while ensuring adherence to the rule of law and justice system.
Shots fired at Hardeep Nijjar's associate Simranjeet Singh’s house in Canada: Report
Gunshots were fired at a residence in South Surrey reportedly associated with Simranjeet Singh, a friend of pro-Khalistan activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was killed in June 2021. The house, damaged by gunfire, was reportedly targeted in an isolated incident. The RCMP received the report of shots fired and found evidence consistent with a shooting
'Community very shaken': Hindu community in Canada organizes forum to address rising violence and extortion threats
The Hindu community in Surrey, Canada, responds to extortion threats and violence, organizing a forum following RCMP warnings. Recent shootings and intimidating letters have caused fear among residents. Extortion schemes, linked to Indian organized crime groups, exploit personal information and have sparked a multi-province investigation. Despite arrests, no charges have been filed, prompting concerns for the safety of the South Asian community. Multiple police agencies are involved, addressing escalating violence tied to non-compliance. India's External Affairs Ministry also expresses concern.
Former RCMP officer exposes Canada's collaboration with China in fugitive cases
A recent investigation by CBC's The Fifth Estate has revealed that the Canadian government has collaborated with China in pursuing fugitive Chinese nationals residing abroad. The cooperation often involved quid pro quo arrangements, with Beijing ensuring Canada's continued collaboration through trade negotiations, addressing illegal drugs, and discussions related to the release of detained Canadians. The report highlights concerns about Canada's disregard for the rule of law in China and the activities of Chinese agents within its borders.
Nijjar killing: Justin Trudeau's statement irresponsible, could have been reworded, rephrased, say Indian diaspora in Canada
A member of the Indian Diaspora in Canada has said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's allegations against India were "extremely irresponsible" and the PM could have reworded, rephrased his statement to make sure the Hindu, Sikh communities in Canada are not impacted.
Canadian intelligence yet to make headway in hunt for Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killers
Canadian intelligence agencies, including the RCMP and CSIS, have not found any Indian citizens with connections to the killing of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The delay in finding any association suggests that the killers have likely fled the country. The investigation has uncovered two suspicious vehicles believed to be used by the assassins.
What is known about the murder of Khalistani activist in Canada?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that Canada is actively pursuing credible allegations linking Indian government agents to the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The murder took place in British Columbia in June, and Canada is home to a significant Sikh community.
15 people, mostly seniors going to casino, killed in highway crash in Canada
TV broadcasters aired images of what looked like a large van or bus smoldering in a ditch near a transport truck with a smashed engine on a road. The pavement was littered with debris - broken glass, a large bumper and what looked like a walking aid. Seven blue and yellow tarps were stretched out.
Indian envoy in Canada cancels event due to security concerns
An event to be attended by the Indian envoy to Canada in British Columbia province had to be cancelled due to security concerns after a violent protest by Khalistan supporters. The event had been organised on Sunday at the Taj Park Convention Centre Surrey to welcome the high commissioner of India, Sanjay Kumar Verma's first visit to the west coast.
Sikh student assaulted in Canada; turban ripped off
The Kelowna Royal Canadian Mounted Police, in a statement, confirmed that they are investigating after someone was "hit from behind and assaulted" by a group of people at the bus stop Friday evening and that responding officers found the victim "laying on the ground." No details about injuries were provided but authorities said the victim was taken to hospital by paramedics.
14-vehicle crash in north of Calgary leaves 1 dead and 9 injured
Late Tuesday, a crash on Highway 2 north of Calgary, involved nearly 14 vehicles. The police suspect the crash occurred due to thick fog.
Justin Trudeau-Xi Jinping heated exchange of words at G20 caught on camera
In the video, Xi is heard expressing his displeasure about talks between China and Canada being leaked to the Canadian Press. The two leaders had earlier met on Tuesday on the sidelines of the summit.
Whitecourt's Rotary Park gets shut as search operations continue to find missing kid. Check out the details
Whitecourt’s Rotary Park has been closed for the time being to search for a child swimmer (below 10 years of age), who has gone missing.
Two killed in shooting at Whistler Village, 2 suspects arrested
British Columbia's anti-gang agency, the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, and others will assist the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team in the investigation.
Canada court to hear more witness testimony in Huawei CFO's U.S. extradition case
A Canadian court will hear testimony from a technical witness on Monday in the case to extradite Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou to the United States.
Allowing border agents to question Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou before her arrest was best, officer testifies
The testimony from Ross Lundie, a sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Vancouver International Airport detachment, came at the end of two weeks of witness cross-examination in Huawei CFO Meng's U.S. extradition case.
Suspect arrested in connection with ricin letter addressed to White House
Initially asked about the incident on Saturday, the FBI said it had joined the U.S. Secret Service and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service in the investigation of "a suspicious letter received at a U.S. government mail facility."
Canada's worst mass shooting leaves at least 18 dead
Police began advising residents overnight Saturday in the rural town of Portapique, about 60 miles (100 kilometers) north of Halifax, to lock their doors and stay in their basements.
16 killed in shooting rampage, deadliest in Canadian history
A man disguised as a police officer went on a shooting rampage in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia on Sunday, killing 13 people, in the deadliest such attack in the country in 30 years. Officials said the suspected shooter was also dead.
Canada police arrests 10 youths suspected of joining IS at Montreal Airport
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have not brought any charges on them as of now but investigation is said to be ongoing.
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