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12 Sep

Alberta Minister to Attend Global Women’s Shelter Summit, Strengthen Family Violence Prevention Strategy

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): In a move to further Alberta’s efforts in tackling family violence, Children and Family Services Minister Searle Turton will participate in the upcoming 5th World Conference of Women’s Shelters. The international gathering brings together frontline experts, policymakers, and advocates from across the globe to share innovative strategies and strengthen collaborative action. The conference will serve as a platform for Alberta to engage with global leaders on cutting-edge solutions and evidence-based programs aimed at protecting vulnerable individuals and families from domestic violence. “Our government is committed to making sure that those facing family violence can access safety and…

11 Sep

Police Probe Burnaby Shooting That Left One Dead, Vehicle Fire Under Investigation

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Burnaby (Rajeev Sharma)– Homicide investigators in British Columbia are examining a fatal shooting in Burnaby that left one man dead on Wednesday evening.RCMP said officers responded to reports of gunfire in north Burnaby, about 13 kilometres from Vancouver, and found a man dead at the scene. Roughly 15 minutes later, police were called to a vehicle fire in South Burnaby.The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) has taken charge of the case and is working to determine whether the two incidents are linked. Early findings suggest the shooting may have been targeted.Authorities are appealing for witnesses who may have seen either…

11 Sep

Prime Minister Carney Unveils Indigenous Advisory Council for New Major Projects Office

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): In a significant move aimed at reshaping Canada’s economic future, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced the official members of the Indigenous Advisory Council (IAC) that will guide the federal government’s newly established Major Projects Office (MPO). This announcement marks a key step in the government’s push to build transformative national infrastructure while honoring Indigenous rights and participation. A New Era for Nation-Building Projects Launched in August and headquartered in Calgary, the MPO is designed to accelerate and coordinate the construction of large-scale infrastructure projects deemed vital to Canada's future economic competitiveness. The initiative stems from the…

11 Sep

Alberta Legislature Set to Resume Fall Session on October 23

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta's legislature will reconvene on October 23 as the provincial government prepares to outline its legislative agenda for the second half of its mandate. The session will begin with a speech from the throne, laying out the government's priorities for the months ahead. Government House Leader Joseph Schow formally notified the Speaker, citing public interest as the reason for calling the assembly back into session. The proceedings will commence at 1:30 p.m., with all eyes on the upcoming policy directions amid economic and social pressures facing the province. Focus on Affordability, Public Services, and Jobs In a…

10 Sep

BC Premier David Eby’s Approval Rating Hits Lowest Point Since Taking Office

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Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): British Columbia Premier David Eby’s popularity has slipped to its lowest level since he became premier, according to a new Angus Reid Institute poll.The survey shows Eby’s approval at 41 per cent, a five-point drop from June and 12 points lower than in March. Only nine per cent of respondents said they “strongly approve” of his performance, while 32 per cent “moderately approve.” On the other side, 18 per cent “moderately disapprove” and 32 per cent “strongly disapprove.”Analysts suggest several factors are weighing on the NDP government, including the BC General Employees Union strike, a widening provincial…

10 Sep

Reet Mushiana Hosts Open Community Meeting for Ward 5 Residents in Calgary

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Calgary ( Rajeev Sharma) :- Reet Mushiana, candidate for Councillor in Ward 5, recently organized a well-attended community meeting, bringing together residents of all ages to discuss concerns, ideas, and solutions for the ward's betterment. The gathering facilitated open dialogue, allowing residents to voice pressing challenges facing Ward 5, including the need for a safer community by addressing crime and enhancing traffic management. A primary concern raised was the growing issue of traffic congestion along Métis Trail, particularly during rush hours. Residents shared experiences and frustrations, while Reet emphasized finding practical solutions to ease traffic flow and improve commutes. Reet…

09 Sep

Vancouver Park Board Faces Backlash Over Harry Potter Event Approval

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Vancouver, September 9, 2025 – A planned Harry Potter–themed attraction in Stanley Park has sparked political debate and community criticism, with questions raised about whether the Vancouver Park Board should have approved the event given J.K. Rowling’s views on transgender issues.The Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience, an immersive exhibit scheduled to open in November, was announced last week with tickets starting at $49.50. Almost immediately, attention shifted from the event itself to the controversy surrounding Rowling’s outspoken opposition to some aspects of transgender rights.“J.K. Rowling’s actions against the trans community are so egregious that I think we need to look…

09 Sep

Viral Video From Canada Sparks Anti-India Backlash Despite No Proof of Woman’s Identity

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Toronto, September 8 — A video showing a woman sitting on the floor of a Canadian railway station has triggered a wave of anti-India remarks online, even though there is no confirmation of the woman’s nationality or whether she was begging.The 20-second clip, shared on X (formerly Twitter), was captioned: “Indian lady spotted begging at a Canadian station. At home, they depend on alimony and abroad the freebie mindset shows up as begging!” The on-screen text in the video reinforced this claim in Hindi, suggesting the woman had gone abroad to beg.The video itself shows a brunette woman, dressed in…

09 Sep

Alberta Backs Calgary’s Aviation Expansion with $21M Investment in YYC AeroNex

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is putting its aerospace ambitions on the runway, committing over $21 million to support the development of YYC AeroNex, a transformative aviation infrastructure project at Calgary International Airport. The funding is part of the province’s larger strategy to solidify Calgary as a global hub for aviation and aerospace innovation. The investment will help expand capacity at the airport, attract world-class aviation services, create skilled jobs, and enhance Alberta’s position in the global aerospace market. The province says the project will directly support aviation-related businesses and training opportunities while reinforcing Calgary’s role as a central player in…

09 Sep

PM Mark Carney Unveils $80M Support Package for Atlantic Canada Businesses Amid Global Trade Shifts

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St. John’s, NL (Rajeev Sharma): As global trade tensions reshape economic priorities, Prime Minister Mark Carney today announced an $80 million investment dedicated to helping businesses in Atlantic Canada navigate the new realities of international commerce. The funding, part of the recently launched Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI), aims to assist industries hardest hit by shifting U.S. trade policies and rising tariffs. The announcement was made in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, where Carney emphasized the need for a robust and adaptive economic strategy in response to mounting global uncertainty. Strengthening Economic Resilience in Atlantic Canada The $80 million allocated…