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07 Apr

ICE Clarifies Role in Canada Ahead of FIFA World Cup, Says Agents Do Not Carry Firearms

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has clarified that its personnel operating in Canada do not carry firearms and have no enforcement authority on Canadian soil, amid concerns over a possible presence during the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026.In a statement, the agency said officers from its Homeland Security Investigations unit work in coordination with Canadian counterparts on cross-border investigations involving narcotics trafficking, weapons smuggling, human trafficking, and child exploitation. However, it stressed that these agents do not conduct operational activities such as arrests or search warrants in Canada.ICE currently maintains offices in several Canadian cities, including…

06 Apr

Surrey’s Mega Nagar Kirtan to Serve 15,000 Free Veg Burgers, Over 6 Lakh Devotees Expected

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Rajeev Sharma :- Preparations are in full swing for the globally renowned Nagar Kirtan in Surrey, where organisers and volunteer groups are set to distribute nearly 15,000 vegetarian burgers free of cost as part of the traditional langar service. The initiative is being undertaken by various community groups and families, who will collectively prepare and serve the food to thousands of devotees attending the event. According to available information, the burger distribution will be one of several large-scale food services planned during the procession, with a wide variety of other meals and refreshments also being arranged for the sangat. The…

06 Apr

Hindu Groups in Canada Seek Protection After Temple Protests, Write to Police Authorities

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Rajeev Sharma :- Amid rising tensions following protests by pro-Khalistan groups outside Hindu temples, several Hindu organisations across Canada have jointly addressed an open letter to law enforcement agencies, expressing serious concerns over the safety of worshippers. The letter highlights recent demonstrations held on April 5, 2026, outside temples in Brampton and Surrey, which have triggered fear among the community. Allegations of Intimidation and ViolenceThe organisations have alleged that these so-called “peaceful protests” have, in reality, created an atmosphere of intimidation and unrest. According to the letter, incidents during earlier demonstrations in Brampton led to injuries among devotees, including women,…

06 Apr

Hindu Groups in Canada Urge Police Action Over Planned Khalistani Protests Outside Temples

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Ontario (Rajeev Sharma): In a powerful joint appeal, over 30 Hindu organizations across Canada have written an open letter to local law enforcement, urging them to ensure the safety of Hindu temples and their worshippers ahead of planned protests by Khalistani extremists. The protests are set to occur on April 5, 2026, outside the Triveni Mandir in Brampton and the Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey. The letter, signed by various Hindu civic organizations and temple leaders, expresses grave concerns about the increasing violence and harassment surrounding these "so-called peaceful protests." According to the letter, previous protests at Hindu temples have…

06 Apr

Police Presence Intensifies as Demonstration Near Brampton Temple Sparks Community Unease

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Ontario (Rajeev Sharma): A protest held outside a Hindu place of worship in Brampton led to heightened tensions, prompting authorities to deploy significant security measures to maintain order. The gathering took place near the Triveni Temple, where a group of pro-Khalistan supporters assembled for nearly two hours, raising slogans and displaying flags. The demonstration coincided with a busy time at the temple, as worshippers arrived for regular prayers. Law enforcement agencies, including Peel Regional Police, responded by setting up barricades and increasing patrols in the vicinity. Officers created a buffer zone between protesters and devotees to avoid any confrontation. Officials…

06 Apr

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Extends Easter Greetings, Highlights Message of Hope

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Danielle Smith has conveyed her Easter wishes to residents across the province, marking the occasion with a message centred on faith, renewal and optimism. In her statement, the premier acknowledged the significance of Easter for Christians in Alberta and around the world, noting that it commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ and stands as a cornerstone of Christian belief. Reflecting on the period following Lent and Good Friday, Smith described Easter as a time that symbolises new beginnings and resilience, offering hope even in difficult times. She emphasised that the festival carries a message of moving forward…

05 Apr

Toronto Police Arrest Man After Early Morning Stabbing in West End

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Toronto (Ontario): Toronto Police have arrested a man in his 50s following a violent altercation at a residence in the city's west end early Sunday morning. Emergency services were called to a home in the vicinity of Ossington Avenue and Harbord Street shortly before 6:10 a.m. after reports of a physical dispute. Upon arrival, officers discovered a woman in her 20s suffering from injuries consistent with being slashed by an edged weapon. The victim was transported to a local hospital with injuries that officials have described as non-life-threatening. The suspect, a man in his 50s, was also taken to the…

05 Apr

Warmer, Drier Spring Likely for Metro Vancouver After Rare Snowless Winter

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Metro Vancouver(Rajeev Sharma): Following an unusually mild winter with no snowfall for the first time in over four decades, Metro Vancouver could be heading into a spring season marked by higher temperatures and below-average rainfall, according to forecasters. Meteorologist Matt Loney from Environment and Climate Change Canada indicated that long-range projections point to a warmer and drier pattern developing through the coming months. While short-term fluctuations are expected, the broader outlook suggests that April’s latter half, along with May and June, may see sustained above-normal temperatures. As the Easter weekend approaches, residents can expect sunny skies and a notable spike…

05 Apr

Violent Altercation Inside Edmonton ER Sparks Safety Concerns, Probe Underway

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): A violent incident inside the emergency department of Royal Alexandra Hospital has raised fresh concerns over patient safety after one individual allegedly attacked another on Friday evening. According to police, officers already present at the hospital intervened around 6:15 p.m. after noticing two men engaged in a physical confrontation. A 42-year-old patient sustained serious, life-threatening injuries and was immediately treated at the facility. Authorities said the suspected attacker was found carrying three edged weapons and has since been taken into custody. He is now facing multiple charges, including assault with a weapon and breach of probation conditions.…

05 Apr

Heavy Rain Raises Flood Risk Across Toronto and Southern Ontario

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Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): Authorities have issued warnings of possible flooding as persistent rainfall continues to impact southern Ontario, raising concerns about rising water levels in rivers, streams, and low-lying areas. The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority released a flood outlook, cautioning residents to stay away from shorelines and waterways, which could become hazardous due to rapidly changing conditions. Officials said even moderate rainfall could trigger localized flooding, particularly in areas already prone to water accumulation. Meanwhile, Environment and Climate Change Canada has placed much of southern Ontario under a rainfall advisory, forecasting up to 40 millimetres of precipitation along with…