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SUV sprayed with bullets: Indian-origin techie shot dead in car in Toronto’s shopping mall
10 Feb

SUV sprayed with bullets: Indian-origin techie shot dead in car in Toronto’s shopping mall

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National Times Bureau :- An Indian-origin IT professional was shot dead by unidentified men in his car parked in a parking of a shopping mall in Canada's Toronto. The victim hailed from Thyamagondlu in Nelamangala on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The parents of an Indian IT professional who was shot dead in Canada said they had repeatedly urged their son to return home, but he chose to stay abroad. Chandan Kumar’s family is devastated after he was fatally shot in Toronto. His parents suspect that his involvement in forming a Kannada community group in the city may have played a…
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Canadian Police Sergeant Temporarily Demoted Over Participation in Pro-Khalistan Protest Outside Hindu Temple
08 Feb

Canadian Police Sergeant Temporarily Demoted Over Participation in Pro-Khalistan Protest Outside Hindu Temple

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Arbitration Ruling Sparks Anger Within Hindu Community National Times Bureau :- A Canadian police officer who took part in a pro-Khalistan protest outside a Hindu temple in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has been temporarily demoted but will regain his rank and full pay after six months, a decision that has triggered strong reactions from the Hindu community. Peel Regional Police (PRP) Sergeant Harinder Sohi was among the participants at a protest organised by the separatist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) outside the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton in November 2024. The protest later turned violent, with some demonstrators allegedly…
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Speeding Faces Zero Tolerance as Calgary Boosts Enforcement
12 Jan

Speeding Faces Zero Tolerance as Calgary Boosts Enforcement

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Calgary motorists are being advised to exercise increased caution on city roads this January as photo radar enforcement expands across several neighbourhoods. Authorities say the enhanced enforcement is aimed at improving road safety, particularly during winter conditions when roads are more hazardous. Mobile photo radar units will be operating in the following areas: Albert Park / Radisson Heights, Banff Trail, Cranston, Elbow Park, Erin Woods, Glenbrook, Mahogany, Ogden, Sandstone Valley, Signal Hill, Strathcona Park, and Tuscany. In addition to mobile speed enforcement, 57 red-light cameras remain active at major intersections throughout Calgary, monitoring traffic violations and helping…
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Indian student, 20, shot dead near Toronto University, accused at large
26 Dec

Indian student, 20, shot dead near Toronto University, accused at large

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National Times Bureau :- The Indian Consulate in Toronto on Thursday said it was deeply distressed by the killing of Shivank Avasthi, a 20-year-old Indian student, who was shot dead near the University of Toronto Scarborough campus. Police said Avasthi was found with a gunshot injury in the Highland Creek Trail–Old Kingston Road area on Tuesday and was declared dead on the spot.  The suspects escaped before officers reached the scene, and the campus was briefly locked down during the search. This was Toronto’s 41st homicide this year. “We express deep anguish over the tragic death of a young Indian…
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Prime Minister Carney Unveils Comprehensive Plan to Safeguard and Transform Canada’s Steel and Lumber Sectors
27 Nov

Prime Minister Carney Unveils Comprehensive Plan to Safeguard and Transform Canada’s Steel and Lumber Sectors

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OTTAWA (Rajeev Sharma): Prime Minister Mark Carney announced far-reaching measures to protect and strengthen Canada's steel and softwood lumber industries amidst intensifying global trade instability, particularly in light of significant shifts in U.S. trade policy. The government positioned these initiatives as crucial steps toward reducing Canada's reliance on a single trade partner and building a more resilient, self-sufficient economy.The new strategy imposes stricter restrictions on foreign steel imports, substantially lowering tariff rate quota levels for countries without free trade agreements with Canada and for non-CUSMA free trade partners. A new global tariff of 25 per cent will be levied on…
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Canada: Three Punjabis deported on charges of extortion, probe against 78 others underway
09 Nov

Canada: Three Punjabis deported on charges of extortion, probe against 78 others underway

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Rajeev Sharma :- Canada has deported three Punjabis on charges of extortion cases and probe against 78 others is underway for their role in extortion calls and cases. Though identity of those deported has not been disclosed. Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Nina Krieger has confirmed that authorities have also launched immigration investigations into 78 foreign nationals. He said that those who are involved in extortion and terrorize our communities will be pursued, arrested and charged. He further said that if individuals come into this country with the purpose of perpetrating violent extortion, they will be removed from Canada…
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Photo Radar to be Activated in 19 Calgary Communities Throughout November to Enhance Road Safety
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,…
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Mississauga Makes History as First Ontario City to Formally Recognize Anti-Hindu Hate
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…
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Canada Tightens Immigration Rules: Thousands of Indians Could Face Deportation, Exceeding 2024 Figures
19 Oct

Canada Tightens Immigration Rules: Thousands of Indians Could Face Deportation, Exceeding 2024 Figures

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National Times Bureau :- The number of Indians deported from Canada has risen sharply in recent years. In 2019, only 625 Indians were removed—less than one-third of the 2024 total, according to an earlier Hindustan Times report. By July 28 this year, 1,891 Indian nationals had already been deported, as per data from the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA). The rise comes amid an increasing wave of anti-immigration sentiment in Canada. In a statement on October 10, the Peel Regional Police (PRP) announced for the first time that it was “working closely with the Peel Crown Attorney’s Office and the…
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Canada theatre cancels Indian film screenings after two violent attacks in a week
03 Oct

Canada theatre cancels Indian film screenings after two violent attacks in a week

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National Times Bureau :- : A cinema in Oakville, Canada, has been forced to halt screenings of Indian films following two violent incidents within a week. Film.ca Cinemas faced an arson attack on September 25, followed by a shooting on October 2. Authorities suspect both attacks may be connected to the theatre’s showings of South Asian films. Halton Regional Police reported that the first incident took place at around 5.20 am. on September 25. Surveillance footage captured two suspects pouring a flammable liquid at the cinema’s entrance and igniting it. The flames caused moderate damage to the doors but were contained…
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