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Bharat Utsav to Celebrate Diwali and Hindu Heritage Month with Multi-Generational Saree Show in Vancouver on November 14
02 Nov

Bharat Utsav to Celebrate Diwali and Hindu Heritage Month with Multi-Generational Saree Show in Vancouver on November 14

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Vancouver (Richa Walia): The Bharatiya Kala Evam Sahitya Parishad-CO is organising a special cultural celebration, Bharat Utsav, to mark Diwali and Hindu Heritage Month on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Fraser View Hall, 8240 Fraser Street, Vancouver, BC.The evening will feature a special Multi-Generational Saree Show under the theme “Rooted in Tradition, Styled for Every Generation.” The event aims to celebrate India's rich cultural heritage, traditional attire, family values and the spirit of togetherness by bringing generations together through culture and fashion. The programme will begin at 6:00 PM and will offer an opportunity for the community to enjoy cultural…
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B.C. Conservatives Win Most Seats; Eby Offers to Resign
25 Oct

B.C. Conservatives Win Most Seats; Eby Offers to Resign

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsBritish Columbia, , , , , ,
Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): The Conservatives, led by John Rustad, won 46 of British Columbia’s 93 legislative seats in the Oct. 24 provincial election, while the New Democratic Party (NDP), led by Premier David Eby, won 45. The Green Party, led by Sonia Furstenau, won two seats. One riding remained unresolved at the time of the initial results, leaving the Conservatives short of the 47 seats required for a majority. The Conservatives received approximately 44.1 per cent of the popular vote, compared with about 42.3 per cent for the NDP and 8.3 per cent for the Greens. Eby acknowledged the defeat…
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Nenshi, First Nations Leaders Urge Alberta Government to Withdraw Appeal in Separation-Petition Case
25 Oct

Nenshi, First Nations Leaders Urge Alberta Government to Withdraw Appeal in Separation-Petition Case

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The dispute arose from a citizen-led petition seeking a referendum on Alberta’s separation from Canada. Several First Nations challenged the process, arguing that Alberta had failed to meet its constitutional duty to consult Indigenous communities before allowing the initiative to proceed. In May, Court of King’s Bench Justice Shaina Leonard ruled that the government had not fulfilled that duty and overturned Elections Alberta’s approval of the petition. The ruling did not decide whether Alberta could legally separate from Canada. It also did not determine whether voters could support or reject separation in a referendum. Instead, it addressed…
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‘Choosing Local Can Make A Difference’: Alberta Official Marks Small Business Week
17 Oct

‘Choosing Local Can Make A Difference’: Alberta Official Marks Small Business Week

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsAlberta, , , , , , ,
Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is encouraging residents to support local entrepreneurs as the province prepares to mark Small Business Week 2026. Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Northern Development Tany Yao has highlighted the role of small businesses in creating jobs, strengthening communities and supporting the provincial economy. In a statement issued on October 16, Yao called on Albertans to recognise the people behind local businesses and make an effort to support them. Suggested ways to show support include shopping locally, recommending Alberta businesses and thanking small business owners for their contributions. Yao said small businesses often begin with an…
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Alberta’s Highest Honour Goes To 8 Achievers In Education, Aviation, Law, Agriculture And Military Service
16 Oct

Alberta’s Highest Honour Goes To 8 Achievers In Education, Aviation, Law, Agriculture And Military Service

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Eight Albertans from diverse fields, including education, aviation, law, agriculture, healthcare and military service, have been named as the newest inductees into the Alberta Order of Excellence, the Canadian province's highest honour. The 2026 inductees are Jodi Abbott, Clive Beddoe, Bruce Bentley, Heather Culbert, Ian Holloway, Kim McConnell, Ron Triffo and Paul Wynnyk. They will be formally inducted during an investiture ceremony at Government House. According to the Alberta government, this year's additions will bring the total membership of the Alberta Order of Excellence to 237. Established in 1979, the honour recognises individuals whose contributions have helped…
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Canada Deports 10,607 People in First Half of 2026 as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies
30 Jul

Canada Deports 10,607 People in First Half of 2026 as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada
Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has confirmed that 10,607 individuals were removed from Canada between January 1 and June 30, 2026, as the federal government continues to strengthen immigration enforcement across the country. The figures are published in the CBSA’s official “Immigration Removal Statistics – 2026” report, which provides monthly and annual data on immigration removals. According to the report, Indian nationals accounted for the highest number of removals, with 3,323 people deported, followed by Mexico (1,573), Haiti (431), the United States (372), and Colombia (354). The data further reveals that 8,551 of those removed were…
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Punjab-Origin Ontario Constable Dies in Line of Duty; Teen Charged with First-Degree Murder
10 Jun

Punjab-Origin Ontario Constable Dies in Line of Duty; Teen Charged with First-Degree Murder

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Rajeev Sharma :- Constable Tarun Bali of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), who sustained critical injuries while performing official duties in northern Ontario, succumbed to his injuries, police confirmed on Tuesday. Another officer injured in the incident remains under medical care. Originally belonging to a family from Punjab, Bali had been serving with the OPP for nearly two-and-a-half years and was attached to the Dufferin Detachment. At the time of the incident, he was on a special assignment with the James Bay Detachment. The tragic incident occurred around midday near Hearst in Ontario while a police team was conducting an…
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Steven Guilbeault Expected to Leave Carney Caucus as India-Canada Tensions Continue
27 May

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

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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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Canada crackdown: Two Punjabi youths arrested in Surrey firing case linked to extortion network
14 May

Canada crackdown: Two Punjabi youths arrested in Surrey firing case linked to extortion network

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada
Rajeev Sharma :- Ending days of political suspense over the leadership issue in Kerala, the Congress high command on Thursday officially announced V. D. Satheesan as the new Chief Minister of the state. The decision was finalised after extensive consultations with senior leaders of the party’s Kerala unit. The announcement was made at the Congress headquarters in New Delhi by party observers Ajay Maken and Mukul Wasnik, along with Kerala in-charge Deepa Dasmunshi. Senior Congress leader Satheesan’s name had emerged as the frontrunner following several rounds of discussions within the party. Apart from Satheesan, Congress organisation general secretary K. C.…
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Faridkot youth dies of suspected heart attack in Canada
09 May

Faridkot youth dies of suspected heart attack in Canada

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanada,
Rajeev Sharma :- A youth from Punjab’s Faridkot district reportedly died after suffering a heart attack in Canada, leaving his family and villagers in deep shock. The deceased has been identified as Rajwinder Singh, also known as Raju, a resident of Kila Nau village in Faridkot district. According to family members, he had moved to Canada nearly three years ago on a spouse visa to join his wife and was living in Brampton, where he was employed. Sources said Rajwinder’s health suddenly deteriorated late at night, following which he was rushed to a nearby hospital. However, doctors declared him brought…
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