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13 Jan

CANADA’S LARGEST GOLD THEFT CASE, KEY SUSPECT ARRESTED AT TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT

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Toronto ( Rajeev Sharma): Peel Regional Police have made a major arrest in connection with what is being described as the largest gold theft in Canadian history. Arsalan Chaudhary (43) was arrested early this morning at Toronto Pearson International Airport after arriving on a flight from Dubai. Chaudhary has been indicted and is scheduled to appear before a Brampton court, facing charges related to the theft of 400 kilograms of gold valued at approximately $20 million, along with $2.5 million in cash. The incident dates back to April 17, 2023, when a high-value cargo shipment arrived from Switzerland. The theft…

11 Jan

Canada Poised to Absorb Major Impact from U.S. Political Upheaval in 2026: Report

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada could face the most significant international consequences from political instability in the United States next year, according to a new assessment released Friday by global risk consultancy Eurasia Group. The report argues that decades of predictability in Canada–U.S. relations have effectively come to an end, warning that continued volatility south of the border will directly affect Canada’s economy, trade security, and foreign policy direction. According to the analysis, U.S. President Donald Trump’s consolidation of executive power and aggressive use of state institutions has implications far beyond American politics. Eurasia Group says these developments are reshaping Canada’s…

10 Jan

Canadian Job Market Sees Modest Gains in December; Unemployment Edges Up

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada’s labour market added a modest 8,200 jobs in December, according to Statistics Canada, while the national unemployment rate rose to 6.8 per cent, up from 6.5 per cent in November. The increase in the jobless rate reflects more Canadians entering the labour force, a sign of growing confidence among job seekers. The December figures follow three months of robust hiring, with the economy adding 181,000 positions from September through November. Earlier in 2025, job growth had stalled due to trade uncertainties and U.S. tariffs. RBC assistant chief economist Nathan Janzen described the higher participation rate as…

07 Jan

Canada Expands Middle Eastern Flight Access, Paving Way for Competitive Airfares

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Ottawa ( Rajeev Sharma) : Canada has lifted long-standing restrictions on airlines from the Middle East, opening the doors for more flights from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Under the new agreement, Saudi carriers can now operate up to 14 passenger flights per week, up from just four, while UAE airlines can increase services from 21 to 35 weekly flights. The deal also allows unlimited cargo routes.The move is part of Ottawa’s broader strategy to diversify trade and strengthen global connectivity beyond the United States. It follows significant economic engagement, including a $70-billion investment commitment from the UAE.Aviation…

07 Jan

Extreme Cold Grounds Flights in Northwestern Canada, Highlighting Winter Travel Risks

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Edmonton(Rajeev Sharma): A powerful Arctic cold wave has swept through far northwestern Canada, driving temperatures below –50°C and forcing airlines to cancel flights as aircraft became unsafe to operate. Even in clear weather, extreme cold can severely impact aviation by affecting engine performance, fuel systems, hydraulics, tires, and sensitive electronic equipment, creating serious safety risks on the ground and in the air. Aviation experts note that such conditions can cause metal components to become brittle, fluids to thicken, and onboard systems to malfunction, making normal operations impossible. As a result, airlines grounded aircraft to protect passenger safety and prevent long-term…

06 Jan

Canada Joins High-Stakes Paris Talks on Ukraine Ceasefire, Carney Signals Expanded Security Role

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanadaCanada, Ceasefire Talks, Mark Carney, Russia-Ukraine conflict, Ukraine war

PARIS, January 6: Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Paris on Tuesday to join key international partners in discussions on securing a potential ceasefire in the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, with Canada expected to outline how it could contribute to future security arrangements. The meeting brings together the so-called “coalition of the willing,” a group of more than 30 countries that have pledged continued political, military, and strategic support to Ukraine. The talks are taking place at a critical moment, as ceasefire negotiations are believed to be entering a decisive phase. During his visit, Carney is scheduled to…

29 Dec

Indian Expat’s Canada Comparison Video Divides Internet Over ‘Better Life’ Claim

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): A social media post by an Indian resident in Canada has ignited a fresh online conversation about whether moving abroad truly offers a better life for the middle class. The video, shared on Instagram by a man named Vishal, compares his everyday experiences in Canada with what he describes as the realities of urban life in India. In the short clip, Vishal documents moments from his daily routine, drawing attention to what he sees as simple but meaningful differences. He highlights quieter neighbourhoods, minimal traffic noise and the presence of clean air and natural sounds, suggesting these…

26 Dec

Canada Records Coldest Temperatures in 50 Years as Mercury Plunges to –50°C

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Canada is currently experiencing one of its most severe cold snaps in half a century, with temperatures dipping to as low as –50°C in several regions. This extreme cold is affecting communities nationwide, making it the harshest winter in decades. From coast to coast, all provinces are shrouded in frigid Arctic air: • Western Canada: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba report subzero temperatures, with Prairies facing dangerous wind chills and icy conditions. • Central Canada: Ontario and Quebec are seeing prolonged bitter cold, impacting transportation and increasing energy demands. • Atlantic Canada: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,…

16 Dec

Two Punjabi Students Fatally Shot in Canada; Families Fear Case of Mistaken Identity

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Edmonton/Chandigarh (Rajeev Sharma): Tragedy struck two young men from Punjab when they were fatally shot in Edmonton, Canada, leaving their families devastated and searching for answers. The incident occurred early Friday, and authorities have not yet established a clear motive. The victims, Gurdeep Singh (27) from Barre village and Ranvir Singh (19) of Uddat Saidewala village in Mansa district, were attacked shortly after leaving a friend’s birthday celebration. According to family accounts, the two had just entered a car when another vehicle arrived, and the assailants opened fire before fleeing the scene. Ranvir, seated in the driver’s seat, was directly…

15 Dec

Premier Danielle Smith Marks Hanukkah With Message of Hope and Resilience

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Premier Danielle Smith has issued a statement celebrating Hanukkah and extending warm wishes to Alberta’s Jewish community as the eight-day Festival of Lights begins. In her message, the premier highlighted the symbolism of Hanukkah arriving during the darkest days of the year, noting that it serves as a reminder that “even the smallest spark of hope can illuminate the deepest night.” Smith reflected on the miracle of the oil, which was meant to last one day but burned for eight, saying it continues to inspire perseverance, faith and the sharing of light with others. She also acknowledged…