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12 Jun

CBSA Seizes Undeclared Cash and Jewellery Worth Over $100,000 at Ottawa Airport; Travellers Fined More Than $17,000

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingCBSA

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Two travellers arriving at Ottawa International Airport are facing hefty penalties after failing to declare a large amount of cash and expensive jewellery while entering Canada. According to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), officers discovered more than US$33,000 in currency and approximately C$57,000 worth of jewellery that had not been reported to border officials as required under Canadian law. Following the inspection, CBSA officers seized the undeclared goods and issued penalties exceeding C$17,000 for attempting to evade the payment of applicable duties and taxes. The agency said that declaring goods and monetary instruments is a legal…

11 Jun

Canadian Police Officer of Punjabi Heritage Killed While Attempting to Stop Escaping Suspect

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingCanada

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): A tragic incident in Canada has claimed the life of a young police officer of Punjabi origin after he was allegedly struck by a fleeing suspect during an attempted arrest, sending shockwaves through the law enforcement community and the Indian diaspora. The officer, identified as Tarun Bali, 29, was part of a police team attempting to intercept 18-year-old Zonathan Mignalt, who had reportedly escaped from custody while receiving treatment at a hospital. Authorities said officers moved quickly to stop the suspect before he could flee the area. Investigators stated that spike strips were deployed in an effort…

04 Jun

North American Business Corridor Strengthened as CHCC Hosts High-Level U.S. Delegation in Toronto

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingToronto

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma) : The Canada Hindu Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) successfully hosted a high-profile cross-border business exchange on June 1, 2026, welcoming a distinguished delegation from the Indo-American Business Chamber (IABC) at the Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport. The landmark gathering brought together more than 90 leading business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders to explore trade, investment, and strategic partnership opportunities between Canada and the United States. The event underscored the growing importance of international business collaboration and economic integration across North America. Adding to the significance of the evening was the strong participation of women leaders from…

03 Jun

CHCC–IABC-SME Business Networking Event Strengthens India–Canada SME Collaboration; Consul General Mahaveer Singhvi Highlights New Opportunities

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingCanada, Mahaveer Singhvi

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): The Indo-Canada business community gathered for a successful CHCC–IABC-SME Business Networking Event, where Mahaveer Singhvi attended as the Chief Guest and engaged with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and a distinguished delegation of small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) representatives from India. During his keynote address, Consul General Singhvi underscored the vital role of SMEs in strengthening economies worldwide. He noted that small and medium-sized enterprises serve as the backbone of economic growth by driving innovation, generating employment, fostering entrepreneurship, and building resilient supply chains. Highlighting the growing economic partnership between India and Canada, Singhvi emphasized the strong complementarities between…

22 May

PM Mark Carney Holds Trilateral Call with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre Ahead of NATO Summit

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingJonas Gahr, Mark Carney, NATO

Ottawa ( Rajeev Sharma): Mark Carney held a trilateral discussion with Friedrich Merz and Jonas Gahr Støre to discuss global security, NATO priorities, Ukraine, and developments in the Middle East ahead of the upcoming NATO Summit. Building on progress made during their previous meeting in Bardufoss in March, the three leaders reviewed key areas of cooperation and addressed major international challenges facing allied nations. As close NATO Allies, the leaders outlined priorities for the upcoming NATO Summit, with a focus on strengthening Euro-Atlantic security amid ongoing global threats and instability. Prime Minister Carney highlighted Canada’s plans to establish a Defence,…

21 May

Canadian Hindu Chamber of Commerce to Host Small Business Meetup in London, Ontario on 23rd May

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingLondon, Ontario

Ontario ( Rajeev Sharma): The South West Ontario Chapter of the Canadian Hindu Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) is set to host a “Small Business Meetup” on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at the BMO Centre in London, Ontario. The networking event aims to bring together aspiring entrepreneurs, professionals, and small business owners for an evening focused on collaboration, business growth, and community engagement. CHCC (south-west Ontario chepter) say the meetup will provide attendees with an opportunity to connect with fellow entrepreneurs, exchange ideas, and explore local business resources that can help strengthen professional networks and expand opportunities across the region. Guests…

16 May

Canadian Government Warns Travellers About Risks of Visiting High-Risk Countries

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingCanada

Calgary ( Rajeev Sharma): The Canadian government is reminding citizens and residents that travelling to countries facing war, political unrest, terrorism threats, or natural disasters comes with serious personal and financial risks, especially when official travel advisories are in place. Federal officials say Canadians who choose to travel to destinations marked “Avoid Non-Essential Travel” or “Avoid All Travel” should not expect the government to cover emergency evacuation costs, private security, accommodation, or return flights during a crisis.The government states that while consular officials may provide documentation support, information, and limited assistance, the financial responsibility remains with the traveller. The warning…

15 May

Carney Government Considers Major “Asset Recycling” Plan Involving Airports and Ports to Fund Infrastructure

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Toronto ( Rajeev Sharma): Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that the federal government is exploring a large-scale “asset recycling” strategy that could involve selling or restructuring public assets such as airports and ports to raise capital for national infrastructure and economic growth priorities. The approach is being considered as a way to help finance a new infrastructure package reportedly valued at around $25 billion. Under the proposed framework, the government would “recycle” capital currently tied up in federally owned assets and redirect it toward new nation-building projects. Officials say the concept is still in early development stages and no…

15 May

Oakville Dental Office Employee Charged in Alleged $235,000 Fraud Investigation

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada, Ontario, Trendingoakville

Ontario (Rajeev Sharma): Halton Regional Police Service has charged a former employee of an Oakville dental office in connection with an alleged fraud scheme involving approximately $235,000 in business funds over nearly two years. Police say the investigation began in April 2025 after the dental practice reported suspicious financial activity. The case was assigned to the Financial Crimes Unit, which launched an in-depth investigation into the movement of funds and internal transactions linked to the business. Investigators allege that between May 2023 and January 2025, the accused employee, while working in an administrative capacity at the clinic, redirected payments and…

05 May

Canada Opens New Pathway to Permanent Residency for 33,000 Workers Amid Labour Shortage Concerns

nishuthapar10 CommentsCanada, Ontario, TrendingCanada

Ontario (Rajeev Sharma): In a significant immigration move, Canada has announced a plan to grant Permanent Residency (PR) to around 33,000 foreign workers currently living in the country on work permits. The initiative is part of a broader effort to address workforce shortages, particularly in smaller towns and rural regions. The programme, introduced under the “In-Canada Workers Initiative,” focuses on individuals who have already been contributing to local economies in less populated areas. Authorities believe that providing long-term settlement opportunities to such workers will help stabilise industries struggling to find skilled labour. Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab confirmed that the…