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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.…
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Alberta Approves Tax Credit Support for Dairy Expansion Projects

Alberta Approves Tax Credit Support for Dairy Expansion Projects

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…
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Forestry Firm Fined After Worker Killed in Alberta Mill Accident

Forestry Firm Fined After Worker Killed in Alberta Mill Accident

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): A major forest products company has been ordered to pay $355,000 after pleading guilty in connection with a workplace death at one of its Alberta lumber mills. Weyerhaeuser Company Limited admitted to violating workplace safety laws during proceedings held on May 19 at the Grande Prairie Court of Justice. The company pleaded guilty to one count under Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety Act for failing to ensure the safety of a worker. Twelve additional charges filed in the case were withdrawn by the Crown. The case relates to a fatal incident that took place on November 18,…
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Brampton Housing Boom Turns Into Financial Crisis for Many Homeowners

Brampton Housing Boom Turns Into Financial Crisis for Many Homeowners

Brampton (Rajeev Sharma): Thousands of homeowners who invested heavily in the housing market during the pandemic are now facing severe financial pressure as rising mortgage costs and falling property values reshape the market. Many families who purchased large homes with basement suites, expecting strong rental income from international students, are now struggling to keep up with payments. According to reports, Brampton has emerged as one of the highest home-selling cities in Ontario after Toronto. During the period of historically low interest rates, many buyers took on large mortgages believing rental income would comfortably cover expenses. However, changing economic conditions have…
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Mothers and Grandmothers Honoured at Happyness Wellness Society’s Heartwarming Mother’s Day Brunch

Mothers and Grandmothers Honoured at Happyness Wellness Society’s Heartwarming Mother’s Day Brunch

Surrey (Richa Walia): The Happyness Wellness Society hosted a heartfelt and memorable Mother’s Day Brunch to honour mothers, grandmothers, and the spirit of motherhood within the community. The special celebration marked the Society’s third consecutive annual tribute under the theme “Mavaan Thandiyan Chaavan,” recognizing the unconditional love, sacrifices, and nurturing role of mothers and grandmothers. While speaking at the event, Tarana Kaur said that the Society, founded four years ago, has remained dedicated to community wellness and senior support. She further shared that its free yoga services for seniors, running successfully for more than eight years, continue to promote healthy…
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Punjab Police expands probe after arrest of 17 Punjabi youths in Canada

Punjab Police expands probe after arrest of 17 Punjabi youths in Canada

Rajeev Sharma :- Punjab Police has widened its investigation following the arrest of 17 Punjabi-origin youths in Canada in connection with alleged extortion, firing and arson incidents targeting members of the Punjabi business community. The state’s Overseas Fugitive Tracking and Extradition Cell (OFTEC) has now joined hands with central agencies to examine the larger network believed to be operating across borders. Sources said the police are not treating the matter as an isolated overseas crime alone. Investigators suspect possible links between foreign-based gangster groups and modules operating in Punjab, prompting a detailed scrutiny of the accused persons’ backgrounds, travel histories…
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