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Canada cops arrest 3 Indian-origin gangsters, see trend of South-Asian targets

Three Indian-origin men who opened fire inside an empty business premises and later demanded extortion money have been arrested in Canada's Brampton. Their arrests are part of a broader police crackdown on a surge of extortion threats targeting South Asian businesses across the Greater Toronto Area, a crime wave the Peel Police described as a "worrying trend".

Three Indian-origin men were arrested in Canada for attempting to extort money from businessman. (Photo: Peel Regional Police)

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Pro-Khalistan Mob Holds Anti-Hindu Rally In Canada, Demands Deportation Of Hindus

A pro-Khalistan group has held an anti-Hindu rally in Toronto, demanding the deportation of Hindus. The parade took place outside the Malton Gurdwara in Toronto. This incident occurs during Sikh Heritage Month, with Khalsa Day parades being held across Canada. The Canadian government's response to such events, which India has previously raised concerns about, remains to be seen.

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Indian student found dead in Canada, family in Punjab suspects foul play

Bright, determined, and full of dreams, 21-year-old Vanshika Saini travelled from Mohali to Ottawa, Canada, to build a better future for herself. The recovery of Vanshika's body on a Canadian beach has made her family in Punjab suspect foul play. Her father is seeking a probe into her death.

An Indian-origin student, Vanshika Saini, was missing for three days. (Photo: Social Media)

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100 days in office, Trump has lost an election: After Canada polls comes the roast

The Liberal Party, earlier headed by Justin Trudeau, was on course for a defeat in Canada with high inflation, unemployment and a housing crisis. But everything changed in the 100 days since Donald Trump took over as US President and issued taunts and threats. Canada voted for the Liberals, led by Mike Carney, and people are roasting Trump.

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A Carneyval for India-Canada ties after K-flop?

Liberal Party leader Mark Carney is all set to start a full term as Canada's Prime Minister. All through, Carney tried to distance himself from his predecessor, Justin Trudeau, who turned Indo-Canadian ties chilly. With pro-Khalistani NDP leader Jagmeet Singh out of the way, and the economist and investor in Carney aware of India's economic value, will Canada's ties with India see an upswing?

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Canada Election 2025: 5 lesser-known facts about Mark Carney

Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England and Bank of Canada, is Canada's incumbent prime minister. After his swearing-in last month, he called a snap election. He is facing off against Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party.

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Canada Election 2025: Race narrows as voting enters final hours

Canadians are voting to pick their next prime minister. The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, holds a narrow lead over Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives. A record early turnout and tensions over Trump's comments have made the 2025 election race even tighter.

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Canada votes today: Economic woes, Trump threats to dominate showdown

The snap election, called just weeks after Mark Carney replaced Justin Trudeau as Liberal Party leader and prime minister, comes against a backdrop of economic anxiety, surging costs of living, immigration debates, and an escalating trade conflict with US President Donald Trump.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre (L) and Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party chief Mark Carney shake hands following the English Federal Leaders Debate broadcast at CBC-Radio-Canada, in Montreal, Canada, on April 17, 2025.
 
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