Canada
- Nov- 2022 -1 November
Actress Rambha meets with car accident in Canada
Ottawa: Popular South Indian actress Rambha recently met with a car accident in Canada. The unfortunate incident happened when…
Read More » - Oct- 2022 -31 October
US Explorer’s Camera Discovered in Canadian Glacier 85 Years Later
After being abandoned in the ice of a Yukon glacier in 1937, Bradford Washburn’s cameras and equipment were discovered. …
Read More » - 31 October
European states to change trade laws due to strains on European debt market.
To help them deal with some of the most difficult market conditions in years, certain euro zone governments have relaxed…
Read More » - 29 October
45 dead as capital city prepares for typhoon Nalgae in the Philippines
On Saturday, Manila and surrounding cities prepared for Tropical Storm Nalgae, which has already claimed the lives of 45 people,…
Read More » - 27 October
According to the Canadian High Commissioner, all faiths are welcome in Canada.
Cameron MacKay, the Canadian high commissioner to India, responded to a question on how the Canadian government is handling Khalistani…
Read More » - 25 October
250 air taxis to be in market by Archer Aviation by 2025
After setting a goal to have its aircraft certified by the end of 2024, Archer Aviation Inc (ACHR.N) stated that…
Read More » - 22 October
Handguns are banned from sale, purchase, or transfer; Read on…
To reduce gun crime, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made it illegal to buy, sell, or transfer firearms in…
Read More » - 20 October
Iranian commander warns Saudi Arabia against being too dependent on Israel
According to the semi-official Tasnim news agency, Iran stated on Thursday that Saudi Arabia’s rulers should stop relying on Israel,…
Read More » - 19 October
Women foreign ministers from around the world to gather to discuss Iran
In a virtual meeting this week that Canada is hosting for female foreign ministers from across the world, Mélanie Joly,…
Read More » - 19 October
Top EU diplomat denies allegation that ‘jungle’ comments were racist
Josep Borrell, the head of foreign policy for the European Union, denied on Tuesday that remarks he made last week…
Read More » - 17 October
Raising funds for relief efforts after Fiona; Hundreds of meals served at a Hindu Temple in Canada
On Saturday, volunteers at the St. John’s Hindu Temple prepared and served meals to a large number of Newfoundlanders. At…
Read More » - 16 October
Immigration to Canada: New rules to protect temporary foreign workers!
Canada has proposed changes to its laws to increase safeguards for temporary foreign workers (TFWs). CIC News reported that 13…
Read More » - 15 October
Greenwood of Manchester United accused with attempted rape and assault
Mason Greenwood, a soccer player for Manchester United, was charged on Saturday with attempted rape, controlling behaviour, and assault, according…
Read More » - 15 October
India raises concerns with Canada over the ‘Khalistan referendum’!
On Friday, India said that it had informed Canada of its worries over some anti-Indian groups who planned to hold…
Read More » - 14 October
‘No video calls during office hours’; Slack CEO isn’t big on meetings
The chief executive officer of messaging service Slack thinks employers should reevaluate how workers spend their time at work. Due…
Read More » - 12 October
The ‘oddest social calendar’ in the world belongs to Elon Musk!
After Vanity Fair referred to the gathering as a ‘sex party’, Mr. Jurvetson’s party in June 2017 at his Bay Area…
Read More » - 9 October
Canada acquires land in Juno Beach, France, and scraps its condo-building plan
A piece of land in France that was once overrun by allied forces on D-Day during World War Two will…
Read More » - 8 October
The ‘murderous’ Iranian regime will be denied entry to Canada; Report
Canada declared on Friday that it will not let entry into the nation of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGCsenior…
Read More » - 7 October
UN rights body declines to discuss China’s treatment of Uyghurs; Report
A move to hold a discussion concerning alleged human rights violations by China against Uyghurs and other Muslims in Xinjiang…
Read More » - 6 October
‘Indian students should not begin work before course commencement’; Guidelines from Canada
The Canadian High Commission in India has advised students that they must wait until the commencement of their chosen term…
Read More » - 2 October
Australian authorities criticise Optus for a cybersecurity incident
The second-largest telecoms operator, Optus, was criticised by the Australian government in the harshest possible terms on Sunday for a…
Read More » - Sep- 2022 -30 September
British economy still below pre-pandemic level, highlighting Truss’s dilemma
According to data released on Friday, Britain’s economy is still below its pre-pandemic peak, further putting it behind other Group…
Read More » - 29 September
‘Landmine Threat’: Canada urges people not to travel to Indian states bordering Pakistan
Canada has warned its people to stay away from all trips to the Pakistan-bordered states of Gujarat, Punjab, and Rajasthan.…
Read More » - 27 September
Canada imposes sanctions on Iran’s moral police as protests continue over death of Mahsa Amini
In response to the Islamic Republic’s brutal crackdown on demonstrations sparked by the murder of a young woman after her…
Read More » - 26 September
Indians in Canada split over ‘Khalistan Referendum’; MEA advisory
Canada ranked No. 12 on the 2022 Global Peace Index, Canada is trying to make sense of India’s recent advisory…
Read More » - 24 September
Editorial- ‘Hinduphobia In Foreign Lands’; Hatred against Hindus is spreading worldwide!
According to a US-based scientific study group, there is currently a hazardous hybridization of hatred toward the Hindu minority. Anti-Hindu…
Read More » - 24 September
Indian citizens in Canada are forewarned of an uptick in hate crimes.
Due to ‘a dramatic spike in cases of hate crimes, sectarian violence, and anti-India activities’ in the North American nation,…
Read More » - 23 September
A long-awaited review of ‘cannabis regulations’ is launched in Canada
Four years after becoming the first developed nation to legalise cannabis for recreational use, Canada on Thursday began a long-awaited…
Read More » - 22 September
Malaria transmission in Pakistan, the flood-affected country
Authorities reported on Wednesday that 324 people had died from malaria and other diseases ravaging Pakistan’s flood-ravaged regions. Actress Angelina…
Read More » - 17 September
$490 million sexual abuse settlement finalised at University of Michigan
According to the University of Michigan, a $490 million settlement with more than 1,000 people who claimed a former sports…
Read More » - 14 September
Right-wing opposition in Sweden leads as 98% of the districts have been tabulated
After a closely contested vote for parliament on Sunday, the right-wing opposition in Sweden maintained a slim lead over the…
Read More » - 13 September
Air pollution wakes up dormant cancer genes in nonsmokers; Study reveals!
According to recently released studies, even those who have never smoked can develop lung cancer as a result of air…
Read More » - 6 September
Israeli troops attack the West Bank, killing one Palestinian and injuring 16.
During an operation in the occupied West Bank, Israeli troops blew up the home of a Palestinian who had carried…
Read More » - 5 September
‘Squid Game’ wins early Emmys, setting up drama battle
The South Korean drama ‘Squid Game’ won its inaugural Emmys on Sunday, taking home an acting prize as well as…
Read More » - 5 September
Canada Mass Killing: ‘Horrific’ attack leaves 10 dead, shocking Justin Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed sorrow over the deaths of at least ten people in a series of mass…
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