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29 Apr

Carney’s Election Victory Sets Stage for Canada-India Reset, Khalistan Tensions Expected to Ease

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanadaCanada Election 2025, India-Canada ties, Khalistan issue, Mark Carney

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma) — Mark Carney’s rise as Canada’s new Prime Minister not only marks a political shift in Ottawa but is also poised to reset the strained diplomatic ties with India, which had deteriorated under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The Liberal Party’s win in a high-stakes election dominated by U.S. tariffs, affordability issues, and sovereignty concerns now opens the door for a potential thaw in India-Canada relations.Carney, who replaced Trudeau earlier this year, has stressed the importance of rebuilding ties with India. Describing the relationship as "incredibly important" economically and strategically, Carney has refrained from reigniting past controversies,…

29 Apr

Conservatives Face Crossroads After Strong Showing Falls Short of Power

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Despite a strong national vote share and notable seat gains, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party has once again fallen short of forming government, prompting soul-searching within party ranks.According to Elections Canada, the Conservatives secured around 41% of the vote—a level not reached in decades—and are projected to win approximately 148 seats, a significant increase from the 120 seats they held prior to dissolution. Yet, with the progressive vote consolidating behind Mark Carney’s Liberals, the Conservatives were once again pushed into opposition.It’s a bitter pill for a party that, only months ago, seemed poised for victory. Public opinion polls…

29 Apr

Carney’s Post-Election Plans: Trade Talks with Trump, Economic Security, and Energy Push on the Agenda

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsCanadaCanada-US relations, Mark Carney priorities, Trump Carney talks

Ottawa ( Rajeev Sharma) : Fresh off his election victory, Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to move swiftly on a series of economic and strategic priorities, with managing relations with U.S. President Donald Trump at the top of the list.Carney and Trump held a phone call in late March, during which both leaders agreed to kick off negotiations for a revamped economic and security partnership immediately after the Canadian election. With concerns over U.S. tariffs and annexation rhetoric still resonating, Carney is expected to act quickly to shield Canada's economy from external shocks.Legislation aimed at economic stability could be…

Conservatives Sweep Northeast Calgary <br>“Jasraj Hallan, Amanpreet Gill, and Dalwinder Gill Elected MPs “

29 Apr

Conservatives Sweep Northeast Calgary
“Jasraj Hallan, Amanpreet Gill, and Dalwinder Gill Elected MPs “

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Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Conservative Party has secured a decisive victory in Calgary’s northeast region, winning all three major ridings in the area during Canada’s 2025 federal election. The results reaffirm the party’s stronghold in Alberta, even as the Liberals, led by Mark Carney, formed a minority government nationally. Voters in Calgary East, Skyview, and McKnight ridings have backed Conservative candidates in the 2025 federal election. Jasraj Singh Hallan has been re-elected for the third time as the Member of Parliament for the newly created Calgary East riding, carrying forward his momentum from previously representing Calgary Forest Lawn. Known for…

29 Apr

Canada Elections 2025: Mark Carney Leads Liberals to Victory, Jagmeet Singh Resigns

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Mark Carney’s Liberal Party is set to form a minority government after a high-stakes federal election shaped largely by escalating tensions with the United States. Roughly 28 million Canadians cast their ballots Monday, facing one of the most consequential votes in recent history. Carney, a former central banker turned political leader, steered the Liberals to victory with a campaign promising economic stability amid President Donald Trump's ongoing tariff war. The Liberals’ surprising comeback derailed Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s hopes of seizing power. In a parallel political development, New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh has stepped down.…

29 Apr

Mark Carney Leads Liberals to Minority Victory Amid Rising Canadian Nationalism and Trump Tensions

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma) : Mark Carney has led the Liberal Party to a narrow but decisive minority government win in Canada’s federal election, defeating Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives in a campaign dominated by issues like affordability, tariffs, and threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.CTV News declared the Liberals victorious late Monday night after projections showed they had won or were leading in 156 of the 343 ridings. Conservatives secured 144 seats, falling short once again of forming government. A party requires 172 seats for a majority.This marks the fourth straight federal defeat for the Conservatives and cements a decade-long rule for…

29 Apr

Mark Carney’s Liberals Edge Ahead as Canadians Vote Amid Trump’s Provocations

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canadians cast their votes on Monday to choose their next Prime Minister in a highly charged election overshadowed by US President Donald Trump's renewed trade war rhetoric and annexation threats. As polls closed nationwide, early projections indicated the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, gaining a slight edge over Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives.According to the CBC’s latest projections, the Liberals have secured 23 seats and are leading in 85 others. In comparison, the Conservatives have won 11 seats and are ahead in 81 others. Meanwhile, the Bloc Québécois is leading on 16 seats and the New…

28 Apr

Suspicious Death of Derabassi Girl in Canada; Family Alleges Murder

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsCanadaDerabassi girl Canada, Suspicious Death, Vanshika Death

Derabassi, April 28 – A 21-year-old girl from Derabassi, who had gone to Canada for higher studies, has died under suspicious circumstances. The deceased has been identified as Vanshika, daughter of Aam Aadmi Party leader Davinder Saini, a resident of Saini Mohalla and a close associate of local MLA Kuljit Singh Randhawa.According to information gathered, Vanshika had moved to Ottawa, Canada, two and a half years ago after completing her 12th grade. She was enrolled in a two-year course and had appeared for her final exam on April 18. Recently, she had also started a job. On April 22, she…

28 Apr

Death Toll Rises to 11 in Vancouver Festival Tragedy; Suspect Charged with Murder

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Vancouver, April 28, 2025 – Tragedy struck the city of Vancouver during a Filipino heritage street festival on Saturday night when a car plowed into a crowd, killing 11 people and injuring dozens more. The death toll has risen from the initial count of nine, according to a report by CNN.Festival attendees immediately helped subdue the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Kai-Ji Adam Lo, who reportedly has a documented history of mental health-related encounters with law enforcement. Vancouver Police announced late Sunday that Lo has been charged with eight counts of second-degree murder, with further charges expected as the investigation proceeds.Authorities…

28 Apr

Canada Federal Election 2025: Record 72 South Asian Candidates, Punjabi Representation Shines Bright

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Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): As Canadians head to the polls today, a record 72 South Asian candidates, including a notably strong contingent of Punjabi-origin hopefuls, are contesting across 37 ridings nationwide, reflecting the community’s surging political presence. This year's candidates span the country, with 32 from Ontario, 24 from British Columbia, 15 from Alberta, and one from Quebec. They represent a spectrum of political parties: Conservatives (29), Liberals (21), NDP (11), Green Party (4), and People’s Party of Canada (PPC) (7). Political observers predict that between 15 to 24 South Asian candidates could win seats, potentially surpassing the milestone set in…