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28 Nov

Man linked to gangster Goldy Dhillon arrested in connection with firings at Kapil Sharma’s Canadian restaurant

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National Times Bureau :- The Delhi Police have arrested a man allegedly connected to the series of firing incidents at actor-comedian Kapil Sharma’s restaurant, Kap’s Cafe, in Surrey, Canada. According to information, the accused has been identified as Bandhu Man Singh, a close aide of Canada-based gangster Goldy Dhillon. He had been allegedly coordinating with Dhillon’s network and was involved in a broader conspiracy aimed at intimidating Kapil Sharma by targeting his cafe. The police have recovered a Chinese pistol and live cartridges from his possession. The police said his role in the conspiracy and his links with overseas operatives were…

26 Nov

Kapil Sharma Opens Up on Vancouver Café Shootings, Praises Mumbai Police for Strong Security

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsCanada, Indiacafé attack, Canada, Kapil Sharma, Mumbai Police, Vancouver shootings

Mumbai, November 26, 2025 — Comedian and actor Kapil Sharma has spoken for the first time about the shootings that took place at his cafés in Vancouver, Canada, describing the incidents as a reflection of weak law enforcement abroad and expressing renewed appreciation for India’s security agencies.Kapil recalled that there were three separate shootings targeting his cafés. He said local authorities in Vancouver appeared ineffective in dealing with the situation. “These incidents happened in Canada, in Vancouver. I think there were three shootings there,” he said, adding, “I think the police there don’t have enough power to control things.”He revealed…

26 Nov

High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik Leads ICCR–University of Alberta MoU for New ICCR Chair

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): In a significant move to deepen academic and cultural cooperation, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and the University of Alberta have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish an ICCR Chair at the university. The agreement was signed by the High Commissioner of India to Canada, H.E. Dinesh K. Patnaik, on behalf of ICCR, and the University of Alberta’s President and Vice-Chancellor, Prof. William Flanagan. The University of Alberta currently hosts approximately 2,000 Indian international students, employs 60 faculty members of Indian origin, and has jointly published over 1,400 research papers with Indian institutions.…

25 Nov

Alberta Strengthens Economic Bridge with India in Talks with Indian High Commissioner

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Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta has taken a significant step towards fortifying its relationship with India as provincial leaders convened with His Excellency Dinesh Patnaik, India’s High Commissioner to Canada, to discuss expanded economic cooperation between the two regions. During the meeting, discussions focused on Alberta’s pivotal role in meeting India’s burgeoning demand for secure, reliable energy and premium agricultural products. Leaders also emphasized emerging opportunities in the technology sector an area where both regions foresee robust potential for future collaboration. With a thriving Indo-Canadian community in Alberta and increasing investment from Indian companies, officials stressed that Alberta is distinctively positioned…

21 Nov

Prime Minister Carney Negotiates Landmark UAE Trade and Investment Accords During Maiden Official Visit, Including Unprecedented $70 Billion Investment in Canada

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ABU DHABI (National Times): Prime Minister Mark Carney has concluded a landmark visit to Abu Dhabi, securing a series of major agreements aimed at dramatically expanding Canada’s trade relationship with the United Arab Emirates and attracting unprecedented levels of foreign investment into the Canadian economy. The visit comes as Canada pursues an ambitious strategy to double non-U.S. exports over the next decade and unlock $1 trillion in new investment over five years.Carney and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan signed a new Canada-UAE Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement, establishing clear and predictable rules for investors and setting…

21 Nov

Allied Universal Canada Initiates Litigation Against Federal Government for $420 Million Over Airport Security Contracts

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Toronto (Gaganjot): Allied Universal Canada, a multinational security firm, has commenced legal proceedings against the federal government and the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) seeking damages in excess of $420 million, alleging it was unfairly excluded from airport screening contracts in British Columbia, Yukon, and the Prairies. The company, which provided airport screening services in B.C. and Yukon for 12 years until 2024, asserts that CATSA improperly awarded contracts in November 2023 to rival Paladin Airport Security Services Ltd. Allied Universal claims Paladin’s bid was “improvidently low” and relied on a plan to “poach” its employees. The lawsuit seeks…

21 Nov

Canada Sees Nearly 496,000 Asylum Claims Since 2022, Conservatives Say System Under Strain

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Ottawa ( Rajeev Sharma): Conservative Member of Parliament Michelle Rempel Garner has cited nearly 496,000 asylum claims submitted between January 2022 and October 2025 as evidence of the strain on Canada's immigration system. According to Rempel Garner and the Conservative Party, this figure represents approximately 1.2 percent of the Canadian population during that period. The MP's statement comes as her party pushes for amendments to Bill C-12, which focuses on border security and immigration policy. Conservatives argue that the volume of claims underscores systemic inefficiencies and the need for reforms, including faster processing and stricter oversight of the asylum system.…

15 Nov

Pierre Poilievre Delivers Campaign-Style Address at Calgary Business Event

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Pierre Poilievre, the Federal Conservative Leader, delivered an election-style speech to employees at a northeast Calgary building supply company, focusing on key themes central to his recent messaging. Poilievre stressed housing affordability, advocating for policies designed to expedite home construction and reduce costs for prospective buyers. He reiterated his party's calls for a more robust justice system, arguing that stricter measures are necessary to address crime and enhance public safety. Energy policy was also a prominent feature, with Poilievre promoting expanded oil and gas development as a means to strengthen the economy and provide high-paying job opportunities.…

15 Nov

Growing Alarm in B.C. as Punjabi Community Caught in Expanding Extortion Network; Calls Intensify for Terrorism Designation

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British Columbia (Rajeev Sharma): A surge in violent extortion schemes across the province has prompted renewed demands for Ottawa to classify such offences as acts of terrorism, as police, lawmakers, and community leaders warn the crisis is spiralling beyond traditional organized crime. The latest flashpoint came after the Law Society of British Columbia alerted its members on November 14 to a string of threats directed at practising lawyers. The notice described phone calls and messages demanding significant sums of money, including explicit warnings of harm should victims refuse to comply — a development that has rattled the legal sector. Conservative…

14 Nov

Anita Anand Reaffirms Canada’s Unwavering Commitment to Supporting Ukraine Amid Corruption Allegations

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): The Honourable Anita Anand, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, has reaffirmed Canada's steadfast commitment to supporting Ukraine, notwithstanding recent allegations of corruption within the Ukrainian government. Speaking at a press conference, Minister Anand addressed concerns surrounding the potential misuse of military aid, a crucial component of Canada's assistance to Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. The remarks come after reports surfaced regarding corruption involving Ukrainian officials, particularly in the procurement of military supplies and the management of foreign aid. These allegations have raised questions in some international circles about the effectiveness and transparency of the billions…