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06 Nov

Photo Radar to be Activated in 19 Calgary Communities Throughout November to Enhance Road Safety

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The City of Calgary has announced the activation of photo radar in 19 communities across Calgary throughout November, aiming to enhance safety for drivers and workers, particularly in construction zones. The initiative seeks to reduce speeding, prevent collisions, and promote responsible driving habits in high-risk areas. In conjunction with this effort, 57 Intersection Safety Cameras will continue to monitor and enforce compliance with red-light signals, further preventing serious accidents. Photo radar activation will occur in the following communities: Albert Park/Radisson Heights, Capitol Hill, Coventry Hills, Crestmont, Falconridge, Glendale, Glengarry, Killarney, McKenzie Lake, McKenzie Towne, Mount Pleasant, Parkland,…

06 Nov

Mississauga Makes History as First Ontario City to Formally Recognize Anti-Hindu Hate

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Mississauga (Rajeev Sharma): In a historic and unanimous decision, the City of Mississauga has become the first municipality in Ontario to formally recognize Anti-Hindu Hate. The resolution was passed on November 5, 2025, marking a landmark moment for the Hindu community across Canada. The motion, introduced by Councillor Deepika Damerla, acknowledges the increasing incidents of hate, discrimination, and vandalism targeting Hindu Canadians and their places of worship. It calls upon city authorities, Peel Regional Police, and interfaith organizations to work together on education and outreach initiatives to combat prejudice and promote harmony. The Mississauga City Council vote received unanimous support…

05 Nov

Naiya Gill Crowned Mrs. Elite International Canada World 2025 (Audience Choice); From Lawyer to Pageant Winner, a Story of Destiny

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Toronto (Rajeev Sharma) : In a remarkable twist of fate, Canadian lawyer Naiya Gill has been crowned Mrs. Elite International Canada World 2025 (Audience Choice), thereby fulfilling a dream she had set aside over three decades ago.Whille talking with National Times Media , Naiya revealed that at the age of 16, she had received a modeling offer but was unable to pursue it due to her parents’ wishes. “My mother was totally against it and wanted me to become a lawyer. I was deeply hurt but didn’t want to go against their wishes,” she recalled.Respecting her parents’ decision, Naiya completed…

05 Nov

UPS Cargo Plane Crashes After Takeoff from Louisville Airport; Explosion and Massive Fire Reported

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Louisville, Kentucky (National Times): A UPS MD-11 cargo plane, operating as Flight 2976, crashed shortly after takeoff from Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville on Tuesday evening, resulting in a significant explosion and fire near the UPS Worldport complex. Initial reports indicate that the aircraft experienced an engine fire shortly after takeoff, leading to a powerful explosion that was visible for miles. Thick plumes of black smoke blanketed the area as emergency responders rushed to the scene. Authorities have issued a shelter-in-place order within a five-mile radius of the airport and have temporarily closed all nearby roads and runways as…

05 Nov

Canada Charts New Course with PM Mark Carney’s First Federal Budget

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OTTAWA (Rajeev Sharma): Prime Minister Mark Carney has tabled his first federal budget, unveiling a far-reaching economic plan that seeks to redefine Canada’s role in the world and rejuvenate its economy amid shifting global tides. The blueprint outlines bold spending, sharp reforms, and a vision to position Canada as a leader in clean energy, innovation, and global trade. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne, who presented the budget in Parliament, called it a “decisive response to a time of profound transition,” stressing that the government must adapt swiftly to emerging global and domestic challenges. Here’s a closer look at six key highlights…

04 Nov

Alberta Opens New International Office in Abu Dhabi to Boost Global Partnerships

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Abu Dhabi (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is strengthening its global presence with the launch of a new international office in Abu Dhabi, aimed at connecting the province to one of the world’s most dynamic regions for energy, investment, and innovation. Premier Danielle Smith announced the initiative during her visit to the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2025, highlighting opportunities across sectors such as energy, agriculture, manufacturing, and emerging technologies. “Alberta isn’t waiting for opportunity; we’re creating it. By opening our office in Abu Dhabi, we’re positioning Alberta at the heart of one of the world’s most dynamic regions…

04 Nov

Alberta Moves to Strengthen Early Reading and Math Skills Through New Legislation

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s government is proposing amendments to the Education Act aimed at helping schools identify and support students with complex learning needs, with a particular focus on reading and math skills. The move comes as classrooms across the province become increasingly diverse, with students facing a range of learning challenges, behavioral differences, and language barriers. By screening students early, the government hopes to ensure children who need extra help receive timely support. Under the proposed legislation, school boards and independent early childhood services (ECS) operators would be required to: Conduct reading and math screenings for all students from…

04 Nov

Indian Students Face Record Visa Rejections as Canada Tightens Immigration Rules

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada’s sweeping crackdown on fraudulent student visa applications has resulted in an unprecedented spike in rejection rates for Indian students, drastically reducing their presence across Canadian campuses and straining academic ties between the two nations. Latest data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) shows that as of August 2025, 74 percent of student visa requests from India were turned down — a sharp increase from 32 percent just two years ago. Globally, the refusal rate averaged around 40 percent, while China’s stood much lower at 24 percent. Sharp Fall in Indian Applications The surge in rejections…

02 Nov

New Management Committee of Dashmesh Culture Centre Addresses Financial Challenges; No Evidence of Wrongdoing Found

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): A meeting convened by the newly appointed Management Committee of the Dashmesh Culture Centre took place today, providing the community with an update on the Gurdwara's current financial situation and ongoing development projects. The new committee tackled various pressing issues facing the institution, expressing confidence in their ability to manage challenges effectively and responsibly with the guidance of financial experts and community support.During the meeting, leadership responded to direct questions from the public and media, showcasing a commitment to transparency and accountability.Following the community meeting, the new management committee met with media representatives to provide detailed insights…

01 Nov

Alberta Introduces New Grant to Boost Workforce Skills and Productivity

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is taking a significant step to strengthen its workforce with the launch of the Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant, a three-year, $39-million initiative in partnership with the federal government. The program is designed to help employers and employees access training that enhances productivity, innovation, and competitiveness across the province. Alberta’s economy, recognized for its high productivity, continues to evolve with new technologies and changing market demands. To stay ahead, the province aims to ensure its workforce is equipped with the skills needed for today’s rapidly shifting job landscape. One of the main barriers for employers looking to invest…