Canada: News
Norovirus cases in US: How it spreads; precautions to take
The United States is experiencing a spike in norovirus cases, commonly known as the "winter vomiting bug." More than 90 cases were reported in the first week of December alone.
69% Canadians want PM Justin Trudeau to resign: Survey
According to a recent survey conducted by Leger and reported by the National Post, over two-thirds (69%) of Canadians believe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should resign.
US—Bird flu virus shows mutations in 1st severe human infection
The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found mutations in the bird flu virus from the first severe human infection in the country.
Belgium 8th non-African country to report new Mpox variant
Belgium confirmed its first case of the clade 1b variant of mpox, becoming the eighth non-African country to report the new variant.
Gym trainer—posing as RAW agent—rapes foreigner he met on Tinder
A gym trainer hailing from Agra, Sahil Sharma, has been booked for "rape" and "criminal intimidation," local police said.
UK assures Khalistanis of protection over 'harassment by Indian agencies'
The United Kingdom's Minister of State for Security, Dan Jarvis, has assured British Sikhs of protection against alleged harassment by Indian agencies.
'Buy oil, gas from US or else...': Trump threatens EU
United States President-elect Donald Trump has sent a strong warning to the European Union (EU), asking it to buy more American oil and gas.
Trudeau to reshuffle cabinet today amid calls for his resignation
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reshuffle his Cabinet on Friday, his office announced amid increasing calls for his resignation and growing discontent over his leadership.
Indian students in Canada asked to resubmit essential documents
Indian students in Canada are reportedly being asked by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to resubmit essential documents like study permits, visas, and educational records.
India expresses concern over killing of 3 students in Canada
India has expressed deep concern over the recent murders of three Indian students in Canada. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) termed the incidents "terrible tragedies."
Legalizing marijuana America's 'greatest mistake,' says 34-year sober Elton John
Legendary musician Sir Elton John has come out against the legalization of marijuana in parts of North America, calling it "one of the greatest mistakes of all time."
Euthanasia now accounts for 4.7% of deaths in Canada: Report
Canada has seen a surge in euthanasia rates for the fifth consecutive year, with assisted dying now comprising 4.7% of total deaths.
Trump mocks 'governor' Trudeau, says Canada should become 51st state
President-elect Donald Trump has once again taken a dig at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, calling him the "Governor of the Great State of Canada" on Truth Social.
60% Canadians view India unfavorably, reveals poll
A recent survey conducted by the Angus Reid Institute and the Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) has shown that 60% of Canadians now hold an unfavorable view of India, according to the Hindustan Times.
Trudeau's COVID-19 relief scheme for businesses marred by $3.5bn error
An audit report has exposed major flaws in the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) program, a COVID-19 relief program for small businesses introduced by the Canadian government.
Trump threatens 100% tariff on BRICS nations over currency plans
United States President-elect Donald Trump has sent a strong warning to the BRICS nations, threatening them with a 100% tariff if they back or establish a new currency to supplant the "mighty" US dollar in global trade.
Spain introduces paid climate leave following deadly floods
In the wake of the devastating floods on October 29 that killed at least 224 people, Spain's government has announced a "paid climate leave" policy.
Canada's antitrust watchdog seeks to break up Google's ad-tech business
Canada's Competition Bureau has sued tech giant Google, accusing it of abusing its dominant position in the online advertising space.
Indian consulate officials in Canada under surveillance: MEA
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has disclosed that Indian consular officials in Canada are being placed under audio and video surveillance, with their private communications also being intercepted.
'Punjabi-speaking' international student arrested in Canada for multiple sexual assaults
A 22-year-old international student has been arrested by the Peel Regional Police in connection with a series of violent sexual assaults in Brampton, Ontario, Global News reported.
Black Friday 2024: What is it, when is it
Black Friday 2024 will fall on November 29, unofficially kicking off the holiday shopping season.
Nijjar murder: Trial of 4 Indians moved to British Columbia
The trial of four Indian nationals—Karan Brar, Kamalpreet Singh, Karanpreet Singh, and Amandeep Singh—accused of killing pro-Khalistan figure Hardeep Singh Nijjar has been moved from the Surrey provincial court to the British Columbia Supreme Court.
Trudeau seen at Taylor Swift concert amid riots in Montreal
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has faced backlash for attending a Taylor Swift concert in Toronto as violent protests rocked Montreal.
Trudeau calls officials 'criminals' for linking Modi to Nijjar's assassination
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has slammed his national security officials for leaking classified information and twisting facts.
YouTube Shorts now offers AI video backgrounds: How to use
YouTube has given a cool update to its Dream Screen feature for Shorts, allowing users to create AI-generated video backgrounds.
'Inaccurate': Canada dismisses report linking Modi, Jaishankar to criminal activity
The Canadian government has dismissed media reports claiming that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi knew about a conspiracy to assassinate Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Canada temple attack: Brampton bans protests near places of worship
After the violent disruption at a Hindu temple earlier this month, the Brampton City Council in Canada has unanimously passed a bylaw prohibiting protests within 100 meters of places of worship.
'Ludicrous...': India slams Canadian report on Nijjar murder plot
India has vehemently rejected a Canadian media report claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi knew of a plot to assassinate Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
US: Lawrence Bishnoi's brother Anmol arrested, but not for murder
Anmol Bishnoi, the younger brother of infamous gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, was arrested in Sacramento, California last Thursday.
Canada to increase screening for travelers to India
Amid deteriorating diplomatic relations with India, Canada has introduced stricter security protocols for passengers traveling to the country.
Modi, Trudeau, Biden captured in 1 frame at G20
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was briefly seen interacting with his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
No foul play in Indian found dead in Canada's Walmart
The Halifax Regional Police have determined that there was "no evidence of foul play" in the death of 19-year-old Gursimran Kaur, an Indian-origin woman who was found dead inside a walk-in oven at a Walmart store in Canada.
Extreme heatwaves reduce Earth's ability to absorb carbon: Study
A recent European Space Agency (ESA)-backed study has found that the extreme heatwaves of 2023 severely limited Earth's capacity to absorb atmospheric carbon.
Canada: Peel police clears officer involved in Brampton temple altercation
The Peel Regional Police in Canada have exonerated officer Harinder Sohi of any wrongdoing after the high-strung protest at Brampton's Hindu Mandir.
'Go back...': Khalistani supporters call Canadians 'invaders' in viral video
As tensions escalate in Canada, a viral two-minute video shows Khalistani supporters referring to Canadians as "invaders."
Terrorism, extortion, murder: India's case for Arsh Dalla's extradition
India is intensifying its efforts to extradite Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Singh Gill, aka Arsh Dalla, from Canada.
India will seek terrorist Arsh Dalla's extradition from Canada: MEA
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that it expects Khalistani separatist Arshdeep Singh Gill, alias Arsh Dalla, to be extradited or deported to India from Canada.
Officer—wanted in India for terrorism—given clean chit by Trudeau government
Sandeep Singh Sidhu, aka Sunny Toronto, has been exonerated of charges by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
Canada: Brampton temple cancels event amid threats from Khalistani separatists
The Brampton Triveni Community Centre in Canada has canceled a life certificate event planned for November 17 amid fears of violent protests.