Former Canadian MP Ruby Dhalla honored with ‘Dhee Punjab Di’ award in Phagwara
She was honored in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the promotion of Punjabi language, culture and global representation of…
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Rich tributes paid to Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur at a joint event by Consulate General of India and Virasat-e-Khalsa
BRAMPTON (TIP): Marked by solemnity, religious fervor, and sanctity, the Consulate General of India in Toronto joined Virasat-e-Khalsa in commemorating…
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Canada survives Budget vote thanks to lone Green Party vote
OTTAWA (TIP): Clouds of uncertainty over the future of the minority Liberal government led by Mark Carney faded away after…
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The time is ripe for taking India-Canada bilateral trade to new heights
TORONTO (TIP): Riding a wave of quick return to normalcy in bilateral relations following the successful exchange of recent ministerial…
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Canada’s final G7 event skips trade and tariff issues
NIAGARA, CANADA (TIP): The last showcase of the Canadian presidency of the G20—the foreign ministers' conclave—may have gone well beyond…
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Italians pay rich tributes to Sikh soldiers for their role in the freedom struggle
TORONTO (TIP): Teodosio is an Italian village that observed its 81st Independence Day this week. And the guests of honor…
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India, Canada to continue long-term supply chain partnerships
OTTAWA / NEW DELHI (TIP): After the exchange of visits of foreign ministers, the Indian and Canadian trade ministers reaffirmed…
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The Liberals are on a roll, clearing the first of three no-confidence hurdles
OTTAWA (TIP): The minority Liberal government won the first of its three possible no-confidence votes on its first budget by…
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A Boost to Canada-India Relations: S. Jaishankar to participate in G7 Foreign Ministers Conference in Niagara
OTTAWA (TIP): By taking yet another step, India and Canada are on the threshold of restoring normal cordial diplomatic relations…
Read MoreCanada to issue a special commemorative stamp on World War I and the Quebec connections to the Canadian Sikh Soldiers
The country has earlier issued two stamps in the honor of Sikhs — one on the 300th anniversary of Baisakhi…
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Canada introduces sweeping reforms to make bail laws stricter and toughen sentencing laws
“A strong Canada means strong protections for our communities and a Criminal Code that responds to emerging threats, protects victims…
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Canada-India for renewing momentum towards a stronger partnership
NEW DELHI / OTTAWA (TIP): The first official visit by any Canadian Minister under Mark Carney’s government to India appears…
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Canada gets tough on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
OTTAWA (TIP): Canada is getting tough on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program as the federal government is focused on building…
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Jail, not Bail, fails in the House of Commons
OTTAWA (TIP): After an animated debate over the growing incidence of violence, especially by repeat offenders, Conservatives suffered yet another…
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Lawrence Bishnoi gang designated terrorist outfit in Canada
TORONTO (TIP): Canada has formally designated the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist entity under its criminal code, citing the…
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Canadian, Indian foreign ministers meet on the sidelines of the United Nations
NEW YORK / TORONTO (TIP): A couple of months after they talked to each other on the phone, foreign ministers…
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Dinesh Patnaik presents his credentials to the Gover-General of Canada
OTTAWA (TIP): Dinesh Patnaik of India was among six new heads of foreign missions in Canada who presented their letters…
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House-to-house delivery of mail will be a thing of the past in Canada
OTTAWA (TIP): There is a time when traditions become a part of history. And there is one such tradition which…
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With eminent cricket personalities on its Board, ETPL breaks new ground
There is a famous saying that institutions grow taller than the men and women who built them, holding that men…
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Changes in bail, immigration laws may dominate the House of Commons when it resumes its sitting after a break
When it comes to law vs. Sentiments, the latter tends to enjoy a slight upper hand. OTTAWA (TIP): Animated debates…
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aHouse of Commons: Finance Ministers, past and present, hold the sway in Canadian politics on day 2
OTTAWA (TIP): While former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Christina (Chrystia) Alexandra Freeland made public her exit from Federal…
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Carney, Poilievre engaged in pleasant verbal joust as House of Commons resumes its sitting
OTTAWA ((TIP): Politics is an amazing game. At times, it says so much without creating a furor. Then there are…
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When determination of an individual triumphed over the might of the mightiest nation of the world
It is not fiction. It is a real-life drama where an individual, a professional, stood by his ideals and brought…
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Sukhmani Haven is a ray of hope for international girl students
Tightening immigration controls, shrinking college and university seats, inflation, social unrest, ever-increasing unemployment, and you name a problem, international students…
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Carney announces removal of retaliatory tariffs on US goods compliant with CUSMA
OTTAWA (TIP): Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday, August 22, that Canada will lift many of its retaliatory tariffs on…
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Come festival season, and cricket lovers will have a rich feast of the shortest and latest version of instant cricket
TORONTO (TIP): Diwali is the time when people of Indian origin go all out for the festivities. Adding to their…
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Another big haul of cocaine comes from the US
TORONTO (TIP): Smuggling of contraband across their international borders has been a concern for both the United States and Canada.…
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Longest Ballot Paper campaign is not leaving Pierre Poilievre alone, as Battle River-Crowfoot is all set to script history on August 18
108 candidates have registered so far, beating the previous record of 91 TORONTO (TIP): Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is…
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Is Canada, like Punjab, also fighting a war against drugs?
TORONTO (TIP): If Punjab is waging a war against drugs, Canada, too, appears to be in an unending battle to…
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Now, Kapil Sharma’s new café in Surrey comes under attack
SURREY (TIP): Renowned laughter man Kapil Sharma is a worried man now. His newly set up Kap’s Café in Surrey,…
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