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29 May

Chhattisgarh Business Community & CHCC Achieve Major Global Milestone During Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s Toronto Visit

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Toronto ( Rajeev Sharma): A significant milestone has been achieved for the Chhattisgarh business community in Canada during the visit of India’s Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, to Toronto along with one of India’s largest trade and commercial delegations. In a major step toward strengthening international business cooperation, the Chhattisgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) in Toronto with two leading Canadian business organizations — the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) and the Canada Hindu Chamber of Commerce (CHCC). The agreements are being widely seen as a landmark development aimed at expanding…

28 May

Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Chosen to Host 2028 Alberta Summer Games

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Northern Alberta will take centre stage in 2028 as the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo prepares to host the upcoming Alberta Summer Games, welcoming thousands of athletes, coaches and visitors from across the province. The announcement marks the return of the Alberta Summer Games to Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo after more than four decades. The region previously hosted the Alberta Winter Games in 1992 and 2018 and is now set to organise one of the province’s biggest youth multi-sport events. To support preparations, Alberta’s government has committed $1.15 million in funding to help with planning, transportation, staffing,…

28 May

Alberta Expands Skilled Trades Training Support for Youth Through New Funding Initiative

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Alberta government has announced additional funding aimed at encouraging more young people to pursue careers in the skilled trades sector through practical learning experiences and interactive training programs. An extra $300,000 has been allocated to support the BLUprint initiative at TELUS Spark Science Centre through 2027. The program focuses on introducing youth to skilled trades through hands-on activities, simulations and career exploration opportunities. The investment comes as Alberta continues to face growing demand for skilled workers alongside an aging trades workforce. Provincial officials say early exposure to trades-related careers is becoming increasingly important to meet future…

28 May

Alberta Associate Minister Muhammad Yaseen Extends Eid al-Adha Greetings

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s Associate Minister of Multiculturalism, Muhammad Yaseen, has extended warm wishes to Muslim communities in Alberta and across the world on the occasion of Eid al-Adha. In a message released on Wednesday, Yaseen described Eid al-Adha as one of the most significant festivals in Islam, observed alongside the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. He noted that millions of Muslims around the globe mark the occasion through prayers, family gatherings and acts of charity. The minister highlighted that the festival commemorates the devotion and obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), who was prepared to sacrifice his son in submission…

28 May

Dylan Kruger Unveils “One Delta” Vision Ahead of 2026 Mayoral Race

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Delta (Rajeev Sharma): A new political campaign has officially entered the race for leadership in Delta, British Columbia, as councillor Dylan Kruger launched his bid for mayor alongside a full slate of council and school board candidates under the banner of “One Delta.” The campaign was unveiled during a public gathering attended by supporters, community members and former civic leaders, where Kruger outlined a platform centred on infrastructure development, public accountability, economic expansion and community-focused governance. Kruger, who has served two terms on Delta City Council, said residents are seeking practical leadership that prioritises local concerns and long-term planning. He…

28 May

Dangerous Speed of 19-Year-Old Driver in Calgary, Car Reached 192 km/h While Trying to Avoid Police

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Calgary ( Rajeev Sharma): A 19-year-old driver is facing serious charges after allegedly driving at extremely dangerous speeds on Calgary’s Stoney Trail in an attempt to avoid police. According to police, the vehicle was first observed travelling at approximately 154 km/h before the driver accelerated to nearly 192 km/h on the roadway. Officers said the excessive speed created a major risk to public safety and endangered other motorists using the highway. Police eventually stopped the vehicle and arrested the young driver. The vehicle was seized, and multiple charges related to dangerous driving and excessive speeding are expected. Investigators say incidents…

27 May

Langley City Partners with Canadian Red Cross to Strengthen Emergency Support Services for Residents

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Langley City, B.C. (Richa Walia): Langley City has announced a new partnership with the Canadian Red Cross to strengthen Emergency Support Services (ESS) for residents impacted by emergencies such as fires, floods, severe weather, and other unexpected events.The collaboration is designed to enhance the City’s ability to deliver timely, compassionate, and coordinated assistance to individuals and families displaced during emergencies. Through this partnership, trained Red Cross responders will support Langley City’s Level 1 Emergency Support Services, also known as Personal Disaster Assistance.“Emergencies can happen at any hour and often without warning, which is why effective response depends on strong partnerships…

27 May

Canada Announces Trade Mission to India as Piyush Goyal Pushes Stronger Investment Ties in Toronto

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Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): Canada has announced a “Team Canada” trade mission to India scheduled for November, aimed at deepening economic cooperation in key sectors including artificial intelligence, clean energy, semiconductors, critical minerals, nuclear energy, digital infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing. India and Canada also reaffirmed their long-term ambition of expanding bilateral trade toward a $50 billion target, as India’s Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal engaged in high-level discussions with Canadian ministers, investors, and business leaders in Toronto, with a strong focus on accelerating negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Goyal began his three-day visit in the Canadian…

27 May

Steven Guilbeault Expected to Leave Carney Caucus as India-Canada Tensions Continue

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Former Liberal environment minister Steven Guilbeault is expected to leave Prime Minister Mark Carney’s caucus, according to reports by The Globe and Mail. Sources also say the longtime environmental advocate may resign as MP for the Montreal riding of Laurier–Sainte–Marie, though plans could still change. Guilbeault, who represented the riding since 2019, reportedly resigned from cabinet last year over disagreements with the government’s energy policies, including support for a new Alberta-to-West Coast pipeline and changes to environmental assessment rules. Sources say Guilbeault is expected to address Parliament on Wednesday and meet with current and former staff afterward.…

27 May

Alberta Approves Tax Credit Support for Dairy Expansion Projects

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Government of Alberta has announced conditional approval of financial support for major dairy processing upgrades under its Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit (APITC) program, aimed at strengthening the province’s food manufacturing sector and boosting value-added agricultural production. As part of the initiative, Lactalis Canada Inc. has been granted conditional approval for a tax credit of up to $1.7 million to support modernization and expansion work at its dairy processing plants in Calgary and Lethbridge. The planned upgrades are expected to improve Alberta’s dairy supply chain by increasing processing capacity, enhancing food safety systems and introducing advanced automation…