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20 Mar

From Devotion to Joy: Happyness & Wellness Community Society Hosts Spiritual “Bhajan Clubbing” Concert for the Community

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Surrey (Rajeev Sharma): In an atmosphere filled with devotion, positivity, and spiritual awakening, the Bhajan Clubbing is being presented by the Happyness & Wellness Community Society, offering the community a sacred opportunity to come together in prayer, music, and inner reflection. For the first time in Surrey, this unique concept of “Bhajan Clubbing” will be experienced, blending traditional devotional singing with a serene yet vibrant environment designed to inspire peace, joy, and a deeper divine connection. Bhakti Crew will headline this special segment, marking their first-ever performance of this concept in Surrey. Adding to the significance of the evening, many…

20 Mar

Grand Celebration of Holi Milan & Hindu Nav Varsh in Surrey by Bhartiya Kala Evam Sahitya Parishad

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Surrey (Yuvraj Singh): In a vibrant display of cultural pride and community spirit, Bhartiya Kala Evam Sahitya Parishad successfully hosted a grand celebration of Bharatiya Holi Milan and Hindu Nav Varsh, bringing together members of the Indian diaspora for an evening filled with रंग, संगीत, और उत्साह. The event witnessed an impressive turnout, with attendees from across the community gathering to celebrate the festival of colors and the auspicious beginning of the Hindu New Year. The atmosphere was festive and welcoming, reflecting the rich traditions and cultural heritage of India. A key highlight of the evening was the “Karaoke &…

20 Mar

Canada’s Top Cop Revises Position, Finds No Current India Link in Ongoing Probes

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada’s federal policing agency has revised its earlier stance on alleged foreign interference, saying ongoing investigations no longer point to India’s involvement in criminal activities within the country. Speaking to CTV News, Mike Duheme, head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said that recent case assessments have not produced evidence tying the Government of India to covert operations or intimidation efforts on Canadian soil. Duheme noted that while previous inquiries had raised concerns about possible foreign links, the latest findings do not establish any such connection. He added that investigations into cross-border influence are often complex, and…

19 Mar

Calgary Police Investigate Rollover Crash Involving 14-Year-Old Driver

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma) — The Calgary Police Service is investigating a single-vehicle rollover that occurred early Wednesday morning in the city’s northeast, involving a 14-year-old boy behind the wheel. The incident, which took place during the early hours of March 18, led to the temporary closure of several major roads as emergency crews worked to clear the scene and assess the damage. According to initial police reports, the teenage driver miraculously escaped the crash without any physical injuries, though the vehicle sustained significant damage after flipping onto its roof. The rollover occurred in a residential area of northeast Calgary, where…

19 Mar

Canada to Host Inaugural Charter Negotiations for New Multilateral Defence Bank in Montreal

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma)— Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced on Thursday that Canada will host a critical multilateral meeting next week to begin formal negotiations on a charter for the newly proposed Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB). Speaking at a conference at the Chatham House think tank in London, Anand confirmed that representatives from allied nations will gather in Montreal this coming Monday to establish the governance and operational framework for the institution. The DSRB is designed as a state-backed multilateral lender aimed at mobilizing private capital and providing low-cost financing to strengthen the defence industries of NATO members…

19 Mar

Quebec Judge Issues Landmark Injunction to Halt Serial Sperm Donations by Father and Son

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Montreal (Rajeev Sharma) — In a historic legal decision for Canadian family law, a Quebec Superior Court judge has granted an interlocutory injunction to ban two men from continuing to donate their sperm. Justice Simon Chamberland issued the ruling on Wednesday against Philippe Normand and his son, Dominik Seelos, after a high-profile case brought forward by a mother who accused the pair of "fertility fraud." The legal action was prompted by a documentary that revealed the two men had fathered hundreds of children across the province, raising serious concerns regarding genetic risks and the potential for accidental inbreeding among a…

18 Mar

Energy Security vs. Net-Zero: Mark Carney’s Climate Roadmap Faces Resistance from Canadian Oil Giants

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma)— Mark Carney’s ambitious framework for a global net-zero financial transition is facing a critical stress test as Canada’s leading oil and gas companies signal a renewed push to expand production. According to a report by Reuters, the collision between long-term climate mandates and immediate energy security concerns has reached a boiling point, with Canadian producers arguing that their crude is essential to stabilizing global markets amid ongoing supply disruptions in West Asia. Carney, the UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance, has long advocated for a managed phase-out of fossil fuel investment, but that vision is…

18 Mar

B.C. Attracts Over 400 U.S. Health Workers in Major Recruitment Push

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British Columbia (Rajeev Sharma): The western Canadian province of British Columbia has successfully drawn more than 400 healthcare professionals from the United States over the past year, as part of an aggressive recruitment initiative aimed at strengthening its medical workforce. According to figures released by the provincial health ministry, a total of 414 workers — including doctors, nurses and allied health staff — accepted positions between March 2025 and January 2026. The intake includes 89 physicians, 42 nurse practitioners, 260 nurses and 23 other healthcare specialists. Health Minister Josie Osborne said the influx is already helping improve access to care,…

18 Mar

Alberta Chosen to Host 2028 World Cup of Hockey, Calgary and Edmonton to Share Matches

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The province of Alberta has been selected as the North American venue for the World Cup of Hockey 2028, with games scheduled to take place in Calgary and Edmonton in February 2028. The announcement was made jointly by Calgary Sports & Entertainment Corporation and OEG Sports & Entertainment, following a successful bid supported by multiple levels of government and tourism bodies. The event will be organised in collaboration with the National Hockey League and the NHL Players’ Association. Matches in Calgary will be held at Scotia Place, while Rogers Place in Edmonton will host key fixtures, including…

18 Mar

Fraud Case Collapses in Canada, Accused Walks Free and Files Lawsuit Against Authorities

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Saskatchewan (Rajeev Sharma): A high-profile immigration fraud case in Canada has taken a dramatic turn after a court threw out proceedings against an Indian national, citing serious misconduct by investigators, and the accused has now launched legal action against the government. Gurpreet Singh, 40, had been found guilty of orchestrating a scheme involving fraudulent job offers to facilitate illegal immigration. However, despite the court’s finding, he was not convicted or sentenced, following what the judge described as a breakdown in the integrity of the investigation. In a ruling delivered by Naheed Bardai of the Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench, the…