Mumbai, August 8 – A second firing incident in less than a month at comedian Kapil Sharma’s ‘Caps Café’ in Surrey, Canada, has raised serious concerns, prompting Mumbai Police to consider providing him with security. The latest incident occurred on August 7, with the responsibility claimed by the Goldy Dhillon and Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

According to a senior Mumbai Police official, security could be extended to Sharma if necessary. A viral social media post claimed that the attack was carried out by the gang, stating that they had called Sharma but received no response, leading to the action. The post also warned that if he still did not comply, the next attack would take place in Mumbai. As per agency report, this direct threat has heightened police concerns.

Following the first firing incident, the Mumbai Crime Branch had questioned Sharma to determine if he had received any threats or extortion calls from the gang, to which he had responded in the negative. In light of the second attack, the Crime Branch is set to question him again, focusing on the recent social media post and investigating whether gang members conducted surveillance near Sharma’s home or shooting locations.

In July, the first firing at Sharma’s Surrey café was carried out by Harjit Singh of Babbar Khalsa, who fired nine rounds. Harjit had claimed the attack was in retaliation for remarks made on Sharma’s television show about the attire of Nihang Sikhs.

The latest shooting took place at around 2 am on Thursday, when the café was closed, and no injuries were reported. Surrey Police examined the scene, but Sharma has not yet issued any statement on the matter.

Kananaskis (Canada), June 18 – In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, India and Canada have agreed to restore their bilateral relationship by reaffirming a commitment to a constructive and balanced partnership founded on mutual respect, sensitivity to each other’s concerns, and the deep people-to-people ties that have long characterized their relations. The agreement was reached during a bilateral meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on the sidelines of the G7 Summit held in Alberta’s Kananaskis region.

This marked the first in-person meeting between the two leaders since Carney assumed office following Canada’s recent general elections. As per agency report, the meeting provided an important opportunity to discuss the current state of India-Canada relations and the path forward in a clear and forward-looking manner.

Both leaders emphasized the importance of upholding democratic values, the rule of law, and the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity as the foundation of the relationship. They reiterated the need to build a partnership that is mindful of each other’s sensitivities, fosters strong people-to-people engagement, and leverages growing economic complementarities.

A key outcome of the meeting was the mutual decision to restore stability in diplomatic relations, beginning with the reappointment of High Commissioners in New Delhi and Ottawa. The leaders also underscored the importance of resuming senior ministerial and working-level meetings across various sectors to rebuild mutual trust and momentum.

Future cooperation was discussed in areas including clean energy, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, liquefied natural gas (LNG), food security, critical minerals, higher education, mobility, and supply chain resilience. The two sides also reiterated their shared interest in promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

Another focal point of the meeting was the revival of negotiations on the Early Progress Trade Agreement (EPTA), which would pave the way for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Both leaders agreed to direct their respective officials to resume discussions in this regard.

The meeting concluded with both Prime Ministers expressing their willingness to continue working together on global priorities such as climate action, inclusive growth, and sustainable development, which had been discussed during the G7 summit. They also acknowledged the strong interpersonal connections between the citizens of both nations and committed to leveraging this dynamic bridge for mutual benefit.

Following the meeting, Prime Minister Modi concluded his visit to Canada and departed from Calgary Airport for the final leg of his international trip, heading to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia.

New Delhi, June 6 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi has confirmed his participation in the upcoming G7 Summit to be held later this month in Canada, following a formal invitation from newly-elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. This will mark Modi’s sixth consecutive attendance at the summit of the world’s most advanced economies.

As per agency report, Carney extended the invitation during his first telephone conversation with Modi on Friday. The gesture is being viewed as a potential sign of Canada’s intent to reset strained diplomatic ties with India following last year's tensions over the killing of a Khalistani separatist.

During their phone conversation, both leaders acknowledged the deep people-to-people ties between India and Canada and reaffirmed their commitment to work together with renewed vigor based on mutual respect and shared interests. Modi expressed his eagerness to meet Carney in person at the summit, which will take place from June 15 to 17 in Kananaskis, Alberta.

On social media platform X, Modi congratulated Carney on his recent electoral victory and thanked him for the G7 invitation. He reiterated that India and Canada, as vibrant democracies with strong cultural ties, would collaborate with renewed enthusiasm underpinned by mutual respect.

There had been growing speculation regarding Modi’s participation in the summit due to the delay in the official invitation. However, his confirmation has reaffirmed India’s continued engagement with the G7 forum, which includes the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Canada.

With Canada currently holding the presidency of the G7, the summit is expected to focus on pressing global issues, including the Russia-Ukraine war and developments in the Middle East. Modi’s participation is likely to further enhance India’s strategic dialogue with the world's most advanced economies amidst evolving geopolitical dynamics.

New York, May 29 – Two individuals involved in a human trafficking ring that led to the tragic deaths of four members of an Indian family near the US-Canada border in January 2022 have been sentenced to prison in the United States. The case involved the illegal transport of Indian nationals into the country using fraudulent student visas and dangerous border crossings.

Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel, a 29-year-old Indian citizen residing in Florida, and his co-conspirator, 50-year-old Steve Anthony Shand, were found to be key figures in a smuggling operation that facilitated the illegal entry of Indian migrants into the United States via Canada. As per agency report, Patel was sentenced to ten years and one month in prison for his role in the conspiracy and will be deported upon completion of his sentence. Shand received a prison term of six years and six months and will remain under supervision for two additional years following his release.

The tragedy came to light in January 2022 when the bodies of four Indian nationals—Jagdish Patel, aged 39, his wife Vaishaliben Patel, 37, and their children Vihangi, 11, and Dharmik, 3—were discovered just 12 meters from the US border near Emerson in Manitoba, Canada. The family had succumbed to extreme cold while attempting to cross into the United States on foot during severe winter conditions.

Ramanlal Patel was arrested in 2024 at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport on charges of conspiracy in connection with the trafficking scheme. According to the US Department of Justice, the accused not only orchestrated the illegal transportation but also showed complete disregard for human life, leaving the family to die in a snowstorm.

Acting US Attorney for the District of Minnesota, Lisa Kirkpatrick, emphasized the emotional weight of the case, highlighting the loss of two young children and their parents due to the defendants' actions. She noted that human traffickers routinely demonstrate a lack of humanity and praised law enforcement for bringing the perpetrators to justice. Matthew R. Galotti, head of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, also condemned the defendants, stating that their greed endangered the lives of thousands and directly caused the deaths of the children involved.

The sentencing marks a significant step in holding those accountable for illegal human trafficking operations and serves as a stark reminder of the deadly risks associated with such criminal networks.

Ottawa: An Indian national was fatally stabbed in Rockland, a town near Canada’s capital city Ottawa, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities. The Indian High Commission in Ottawa confirmed the incident and stated that one suspect has been taken into custody.

As per agency report, the High Commission expressed deep sorrow over the incident, which occurred in Rockland, located approximately 40 kilometers east of Ottawa. In a statement posted on social media platform X on Friday, the High Commission said they are in close contact with a local community organization to provide all possible assistance to the bereaved family.

According to a report by CTV News, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to an incident involving a stabbing near Lalonde Street in Rockland shortly before 3 p.m. on Friday. While details surrounding the victim's identity have not yet been disclosed, the police confirmed that a suspect has been apprehended.

Authorities have not specified the charges against the individual in custody, and the investigation remains in its early stages. The OPP noted that there is no threat to public safety at this time and further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.

Ottawa, October 24 : Embattled Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has been at the center of controversy after accusing India of involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, is now facing backlash from within his own party. During a closed-door meeting on Wednesday, members of his Liberal Party of Canada called for Trudeau to step down as the party leader. Notably, Trudeau was present during the meeting.

According to a report from National Post, a letter calling for Trudeau’s resignation and the initiation of a leadership change was distributed as soon as the meeting began. Two members of parliament (MPs) confirmed the demand. While several MPs praised Trudeau’s accomplishments, the letter urged him to consider stepping down for the good of the party. One MP who chose not to sign the letter commented, "I don't think he has the courage to do it. He is strong-willed."

Sources quoted by the National Post stated that Trudeau spoke very little during the meeting. After the session, he addressed reporters briefly, saying, "The party remains strong and united." Several MPs exiting the meeting described the discussion as constructive but refrained from revealing further details.

New Brunswick MP Wayne Long openly called for Trudeau’s resignation. He stated that the meeting involved a healthy discussion, saying, "I’ve never seen such a candid and straightforward exchange between party members in the past nine years." Long emphasized the importance of respecting the confidentiality of the meeting but expressed hope that Trudeau would seriously consider the call for his resignation, stating that it was essential for Canada’s future well-being.

The meeting took place on Parliament Hill, where it is customary not to disclose details of such internal discussions to encourage open expression. Toronto MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith noted that the calls for Trudeau’s resignation were multifaceted. Ontario MP Charles Sousa acknowledged that the Prime Minister understands the gravity of the challenges ahead. Calgary MP George Chahal reaffirmed his support for Trudeau, stating, "He is our leader, and he will remain so." Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland called the meeting "excellent" and urged for a half-percent reduction in interest rates to be considered.

The *National Post* report also mentioned that a "Code Red Petition" has been circulated among thousands of party supporters, urging them to participate in a secret vote to decide whether Trudeau should remain in office or resign. Liberal strategist Andrew Perez remarked that the leadership must take the MPs' demands seriously.

As Trudeau faces increasing internal and external pressures, his future as leader of the Liberal Party appears uncertain, with growing calls for him to step down for the benefit of both the party and the country.

Ottawa – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finds himself in a political storm after the New Democratic Party (NDP), led by Khalistan supporter Jagmeet Singh, withdrew its support from the Liberal government. The loss of this key ally has left Trudeau in a minority government, forcing him to seek new partnerships to stay in power. Opposition parties are now calling for early elections, though federal elections were originally scheduled for October next year.

Currently, Trudeau's Liberal Party holds 130 seats in the Canadian Parliament, nine short of the majority needed to govern. The Conservative Party, the leading opposition, has 119 seats, while the NDP holds 24 and the Bloc Québécois controls 32. With the NDP pulling its support, Trudeau will likely turn to the Bloc Québécois for assistance.

Later this month, Canada’s Parliament will reconvene, and Trudeau’s government will need to secure backing from other parties to pass its budget in the House of Commons. Should the Conservative Party introduce a vote of no-confidence, Trudeau will be forced to demonstrate support from another party to avoid being ousted. Political analysts speculate that if the Bloc Québécois refuses to back Trudeau, he may be left with no option but to resign and call for early elections.

Jagmeet Singh, leader of the NDP, has become a central figure in this unfolding political drama. Born in the village of Thikriwala in Punjab’s Barnala district, Singh’s family has been in Canada since 1993. His NDP has been a key partner in Trudeau’s government since 2021, with their agreement known as the “Supply and Confidence” deal.

The deal was designed to ensure NDP support for the Liberal government in the event of a no-confidence vote. In exchange, the Liberals agreed to back the NDP's key priorities in Parliament, which included benefits for low-income families, a national pharmacare program, and laws preventing the use of replacement workers during strikes. However, tensions have recently emerged after two of Canada’s largest railways halted operations, prompting Trudeau's cabinet to impose mandatory arbitration. This decision caused the NDP to reassess its alliance with the Liberals.

The critical question now is: what options does Trudeau have left? Political observers suggest that Trudeau may be left with little choice but to step down and call for early elections if he cannot secure the support of the Bloc Québécois before Parliament resumes.

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Alberta (Canada), June 15: In a heartwarming and monumental event, Shri Parveen Kumar, Managing Director of Ambika Group, received a resounding welcome at the Legislative Assembly of Alberta. The applause echoed through the hall, signifying recognition of his outstanding contributions to real estate and philanthropy. But who is Parveen Kumar, the MD of Ambika Group? Here’s the illustrious journey of Shri Parveen Kumar, and the impact of the Ambika Group.

The Legislative Assembly of Alberta was abuzz with excitement as dignitaries and attendees expressed immense excitement about the presence of Shri Parveen Kumar. As an announcement was made about his presence, a wave of applause erupted, symbolizing respect and admiration for his achievements. The warmth of the welcome was a testament to his influence and the positive changes he has brought about through his work. Representing India on this prestigious platform, Shri Parveen Kumar made the country proud.

Shri Parveen Kumar: A Journey of Excellence

Shri Parveen Kumar’s story is one of perseverance and vision. From a humble background, he has risen to become a leading figure in the real estate industry. His journey is marked by milestones that reflect his commitment to excellence and innovation. Under his leadership, the Ambika Group has flourished, setting new benchmarks in real estate development.

Ambika Group: Building Dreams and Expanding Globally

The Ambika Group, founded by Shri Parveen Kumar, is a name synonymous with quality and trust. The company has an impressive portfolio of residential and commercial projects across India and Canada. Each project is a testament to the group’s dedication to superior design, strategic locations, and sustainable development. One of the core focus areas of Ambika Group is global expansion, showcasing its commitment to bringing Indian real estate excellence to the world stage.

In the surrounding areas of Chandigarh, the Ambika Group has transformed the skyline with its innovative projects. The expansion into Canada highlights the group’s global vision and commitment to excellence.

Philanthropy: Making a Difference

Beyond his business acumen, Shri Parveen Kumar is a philanthropist at heart. He has established several NGOs dedicated to uplifting the underprivileged and addressing pressing societal issues. His philanthropic efforts span education, healthcare, and community development, making a significant impact on countless lives.

Shri Parveen Kumar believes in giving back to society, and his NGOs reflect this philosophy. These organizations work tirelessly to provide educational opportunities for underprivileged children, improve healthcare facilities in rural areas, and support community development initiatives.

Recognition and Awards

The warm welcome at the Legislative Assembly of Alberta is just one of many recognitions that Shri Parveen Kumar has received. His contributions to real estate and philanthropy have earned him numerous awards and accolades. These honors are a testament to his dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment to making a difference.

The Video: A Moment of Pride

The video of Shri Parveen Kumar’s welcome at the Legislative Assembly of Alberta has made netizens emotional, capturing the hearts of people worldwide. The footage shows a man who has achieved great heights, yet remains humble and grounded. The applause and admiration from the attendees highlight the respect and appreciation for his contributions, truly making him the role model of millions of Indians.

Conclusion

Shri Parveen Kumar’s warm welcome at the Legislative Assembly of Alberta is a significant milestone in his illustrious career. It is a recognition of his achievements in the real estate industry and his tireless efforts to make a positive impact on society. As the video of this moment continues to be shared across various platforms, it serves as an inspiration to many, showcasing the power of perseverance, vision, and compassion.

Shri Parveen Kumar’s journey is far from over. With the Ambika Group continuing to innovate and expand globally, and his philanthropic efforts touching more lives, his story is a beacon of hope and inspiration. The world watches with admiration as he continues to build dreams and transform lives, making India proud on the international stage.

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Prajesh Patel, a 39-year-old residing in Canada, tragically passed away on April 21. His family, deeply moved by his commitment to humanitarian causes, made a remarkable decision to donate his body for medical education in India. This selfless act marks the first instance in the country's history of an Indian citizen living abroad donating their body for such a purpose.

The decision to donate Prajesh's body was made by his father, Prakashbhai Patel, who is a trustee of the Donate Life organization. Prajesh himself was actively involved in promoting organ donation awareness. His untimely demise, resulting from complications related to diarrhea and vomiting, occurred shortly after his admission to a hospital in Canada.

The process of bringing Prajesh's body to India involved significant logistical efforts, with assistance from Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Anand MP Miteshbhai Patel. His body was flown from Toronto to Delhi and then transported by ambulance to Od village, creating a somber and emotional atmosphere upon its arrival.

Prajesh's family includes his wife Sejal, who is a teacher, and their two children, Vihaan and Mihika, residing in Canada. His parents, Prakashbhai and Aartiben, live in Mumbai, along with his two married sisters who reside in America. Prajesh's donation was facilitated by Nilesh Mandlewala, founder of Donate Life, showcasing the power of altruism and leaving behind an inspirational legacy.

Toronto, Jan 20 (IANS) The number of international students in Canada now goes beyond one million, official figures say, just as the country mulls capping their arrival amid growing cost of living crisis.

Tt the end of December last year, there were 1,028,850 study permit holders, with just over half of them in Ontario, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) told The Globe and Mail news outlet.

The numbers that have increased rapidly from 637,855 in 2019 to 807,260 in 2022, include school, college and university students and those pursuing “other studies”.

According to the IRCC, of the million-plus study permit holders, 526,015 were in Ontario, 202,565 in British Columbia, 117,925 in Quebec, 18,695 in Saskatchewan, and only 10 in Nunavut.

Much of Canada's population growth -- now one of the fastest in the world -- comes from foreign students, non-permanent residents, and temporary foreign workers, according to immigration experts.

More than 60,000 international students became permanent residents of Canada in 2023 -- representing an increase of 9,670 from the 52,740 international graduates who became international students in 2022, an IRCC data said.

Last week, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said he will closely analyse the number of international students and temporary residents entering into the country with the government facing backlash over housing affordability and rising cost of living.

Further, he called on the provinces to stop licensing sub-standard private colleges that he says churn foreign graduates out like “puppy mills".

India remains the top source country for international students in Canada, followed by China.

The number of permits given to Indian students declined by four per cent last year due to a diplomatic row between the two nations, but they remained the largest group, according to Immigration Minister Marc Miller.

In a move likely to impact Indians, Miller announced that from this year, the students will have to show at least in their CA$20,635 account on top of their one-year tuition fees, and if they bring one family member, they will need to show an additional CA$4,000.

To get a study visa to Canada, a student currently needs to show $10,000 in his or her account for covering the initial cost of living.

Toronto, Jan 16 (IANS) An Indo-Canadian driver has been providing critical shuttle services to people seeking shelter in sub-zero temperatures in the country's British Columbia province.

Upkar Singh Tatlay, executive director of the Engaged Communities Canada Society, is up before dawn to drive community members with no home of their own to a warming centre in a white multi-passenger van.

"There are so many people that need assistance," Tatlay, who makes multiple trips transporting people from the end of November through March, told CBC news channel.

Knowing well that being exposed to bitter cold can be life-threatening, Tatlay picks unhoused people from an overnight shelter in Surrey to drop them at the Society's Daytime Warming Centre in the neighbouring city of White Rock.

While overnight shelter is available at the South Surrey Recreation Centre, users have to vacate it before 6.30 a.m.

Tatlay then transports these people to the centre, which is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. at North Bluff Road and is funded by the city and public donations.

"People are sleeping in really difficult situations so we are always trying to find out where they are," he told CBC, adding that he also keeps an eye for those in need of shelter services.

"We see seniors, we see people that have been discharged from the hospital, we see people who are renovicted... a lot of folks who actually have really good jobs but they just don't compare to the astronomical rents, cost of living (and) food," Tatlay said.

When Tatlay arrives with his first batch, they are welcomed by volunteers serving croissants and coffee.

In addition, they have access to mental health and medical resources at the centre and are also provided warm clothing and blankets.