Canada

Canada’s Top Cop Revises Position, Finds No Current India Link in Ongoing Probes

Canada’s Top Cop Revises Position, Finds No Current India Link in Ongoing Probes

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada’s federal policing agency has revised its earlier stance on alleged foreign interference, saying ongoing investigations no longer point to India’s involvement in criminal activities within the country. Speaking to CTV News, Mike Duheme, head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said that recent case assessments have not produced evidence tying the Government of India to covert operations or intimidation efforts on Canadian soil. Duheme noted that while previous inquiries had raised concerns about possible foreign links, the latest findings do not establish any such connection. He added that investigations into cross-border influence are often complex, and…
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Fraud Case Collapses in Canada, Accused Walks Free and Files Lawsuit Against Authorities

Fraud Case Collapses in Canada, Accused Walks Free and Files Lawsuit Against Authorities

Saskatchewan (Rajeev Sharma): A high-profile immigration fraud case in Canada has taken a dramatic turn after a court threw out proceedings against an Indian national, citing serious misconduct by investigators, and the accused has now launched legal action against the government. Gurpreet Singh, 40, had been found guilty of orchestrating a scheme involving fraudulent job offers to facilitate illegal immigration. However, despite the court’s finding, he was not convicted or sentenced, following what the judge described as a breakdown in the integrity of the investigation. In a ruling delivered by Naheed Bardai of the Saskatoon Court of King’s Bench, the…
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No Insurance, Massive Bill: U.S. Visitor in Canada Faces Over $100K Medical Charges

No Insurance, Massive Bill: U.S. Visitor in Canada Faces Over $100K Medical Charges

Ontario (Rajeev Sharma): A medical emergency during a family visit to Canada has left a U.S.-based family grappling with a staggering hospital bill exceeding $100,000, highlighting the financial risks of travelling without insurance. Begum Bashiran, an elderly resident of Atlanta, had travelled to Ontario last October to spend time with her children. During her stay, she suffered a stroke and was rushed to the Waterloo Regional Health Network, where she remained under treatment for nearly a month, including time in intensive care. Her son, Naveed Zafar, recalled the distressing moments when his mother was admitted unconscious. He said his immediate…
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Sant Nirankari Mission Unveils Major Spiritual & Global Initiatives for 2026

Sant Nirankari Mission Unveils Major Spiritual & Global Initiatives for 2026

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Sant Nirankari Mission, under the spiritual guidance of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj and Nirankari Rajpita Ramit Ji, is set to inspire thousands across India and the world with a series of landmark spiritual gatherings and community programmes in 2026. Highlighting the Mission’s global outreach, the Nirankari South East Asian Samagam in Manila, Philippines, on April 4–5, promises two days of devotional music, spiritual discourses, poetry, and satsang, bringing together followers from across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond for a celebration of unity, peace, and self-reflection. Back home in India, traditional events continue to engage devotees…
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Punjabi Student from Fatehgarh Sahib Dies in Road Accident in Canada

Punjabi Student from Fatehgarh Sahib Dies in Road Accident in Canada

Rajeev Sharma :- A 21-year-old Punjabi student from Fatehgarh Sahib has died in a tragic road accident in Toronto, Canada, leaving her family and community in deep shock. The deceased has been identified as Arshpreet Kaur, who had travelled to Canada on a study visa to pursue higher education and build a better future for herself and her family. According to reports, Arshpreet Kaur was studying at Lambton College and had been living in Toronto while completing her academic program. She was described by acquaintances as a dedicated and hardworking student who had gone abroad with the hope of achieving…
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Mixed Reactions to Gurdas Maan’s Canada Tour 2026 After Vancouver Remarks

Mixed Reactions to Gurdas Maan’s Canada Tour 2026 After Vancouver Remarks

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): After many years, the upcoming 2026 Canada tour of Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan is facing unusual resistance from sections of the Punjabi community. The controversy began after remarks he reportedly made something wrong words during an event in Vancouver, which some community members say hurt their sentiments. Following the backlash, Gurdas Maan issued a public apology for his comments, expressing regret and clarifying that he did not intend to offend anyone. However, despite the apology, discussions across Canada including cities like Calgary show that some people still do not agree with or support his shows this time.…
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Canada Introduces New TR-to-PR Pathway, Offering 33,000 Temporary Workers a Chance at Permanent Residency

Canada Introduces New TR-to-PR Pathway, Offering 33,000 Temporary Workers a Chance at Permanent Residency

Calgary ( Rajeev Sharma): The government of Canada has announced a new Temporary Resident-to-Permanent Resident (TR-to-PR) pathway for 2026–2027, creating an opportunity for 33,000 foreign workers already living and working in the country to apply for permanent residency. The initiative is aimed at supporting the Canadian labour market by allowing temporary residents who already have valuable Canadian work experience to transition into permanent residents. Officials say the program will help fill ongoing labour shortages while also providing stability for workers who have already contributed to the country’s economy. A significant number of eligible applicants are expected to be international workers…
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Ottawa Charters Emergency Flights to Evacuate 530 Canadians Amid Escalating West Asia War

Ottawa Charters Emergency Flights to Evacuate 530 Canadians Amid Escalating West Asia War

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma) — The federal government has launched an urgent evacuation operation to assist hundreds of Canadians stranded in the Middle East as the regional conflict intensifies. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirmed on Friday, March 6, 2026, that Ottawa has secured transportation for an initial group of 530 citizens, marking a significant escalation in Canada’s consular response to the ongoing war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. The evacuation plan includes a specifically chartered flight scheduled to depart from Dubai to Istanbul on Saturday, carrying 180 Canadians. Additionally, the government has reserved approximately 350 seats on various…
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Canadian Gas Prices Surge as Middle East Conflict Rattles Global Oil Markets

Canadian Gas Prices Surge as Middle East Conflict Rattles Global Oil Markets

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma)— Motorists across Canada are facing a sharp spike in fuel costs this week as the escalating military conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran continues to destabilize global energy markets. With the price of Brent crude oil briefly surging above US$84 per barrel—a jump of more than $10 since the onset of "Operation Epic Fury"—analysts warn that the current volatility could lead to a sustained period of high prices at the pump for Canadian households already struggling with an affordability crisis. The primary driver for the increase is the growing threat to the Strait of Hormuz,…
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Canada Set to Unveil Comprehensive Electricity and Nuclear Strategy to Bolster Energy Security

Canada Set to Unveil Comprehensive Electricity and Nuclear Strategy to Bolster Energy Security

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma) — The federal government is poised to release a definitive new electricity and nuclear strategy in the coming weeks, aiming to modernize the national power grid and cement Canada's position as a global leader in clean energy. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson announced on Thursday, March 5, 2026, that the upcoming framework will provide a clear roadmap for achieving a net-zero emissions grid while addressing the surging demand for reliable, baseload power. The strategy arrives at a critical juncture for Canadian energy policy. Earlier this week, during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s state visit to…
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