Sikh rally in Toronto with multi-party support prompts India diplomatic rebuke
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh at the Khalsa Day rally in Toronto on Sunday.
Canada
Apr 29
Thousands attend 45th annual Vaisakhi Parade and Festival in Vancouver
As B.C.'s Sikh community prepares to celebrate Vaisakhi, some members are also criticizing local mayors who ignored the festival's religious significance.
Canada
Apr 13
Kelowna Sikh community disappointed charges not laid against accused attackers
Gagandeep Singh has moved to another province. For those who supported him in "his darkest hour," he remains thankful, Kelowna Coun. Mohini Singh said.
Crime
Mar 15
Thousands pack Surrey streets for Vaisakhi celebrations
One of the largest Vaisakhi celebrations in the world, outside of India, is underway in Surrey, Saturday morning.
Canada
Apr 20
Winnipeg Sikh community prepares Valentine’s care packages for women’s shelters
The organization does this every year as part of their One Billion Rising initiative, which aims to raise awareness for women who experience abuse.
Features
Feb 10
‘A huge deal’: International superstar Diljit Dosanjh in Vancouver to launch concert tour
One of the world's biggest international superstars is coming to Vancouver on Saturday for what is expected to be a record-breaking concert.
Entertainment
Apr 26
Guns seized, teens arrested in shooting targeting South Surrey home
Police arrested two 16-year-old boys for careless use of a firearm and discharging a firearm with intent in the Feb. 1 shooting outside a Sikh activist's home.
Crime
Feb 8
Biden calls Japan, India ‘xenophobic’ while praising value of immigration
The remarks, at a campaign fundraising event Wednesday, came after the White House has hosted the leaders of Japan and India and as the U.S. seeks strategic alliances with both.
U.S. News
10 hours
Montreal Caribbean community excited for carnival parade after last year’s cancelation
There's was a collective sigh of relief among members of Montreal's Caribbean communities as news broke that the city has approved plans to throw a Caribbean carnival this summer.
Canada
Apr 14
B.C. Sikh activist’s home targeted in early-morning shooting
Surrey RCMP said gunfire erupted outside a home in the 2800-block of 154 Street around 1:20 a.m., but that no one was hurt.
Crime
Feb 2
Daylight shooting claims life of homebuilder at southwest Edmonton construction site
Two people died, including a well-known local homebuilder, during a brazen daytime shooting at a construction site in the Cavanagh neighbourhood.
Crime
Apr 8
Canada’s foreign interference inquiry hears diaspora fears: ‘People are watching you’
Members of diaspora communities are slated to testify as a federal inquiry begins two weeks of hearings into foreign meddling allegations and how the government responded to them.
Canada
Mar 27
Trudeau says there wasn’t ‘sufficient’ intelligence to remove Dong in 2019
The prime minister told the inquiry one of his longest-serving staffers alerted him on Sept. 30, 2019, in the middle of an election campaign, about the spy agency’s “concerns.”
Canada
Apr 10
Poilievre booted from House of Commons after calling Trudeau a ‘wacko’
Speaker of the House Greg Fergus booted the Conservative leader from the House of Commons, after Pierre Poilievre called Justin Trudeau a 'wacko prime minister.'
Politics
Apr 30
CSIS reached out to chief electoral officer on possible foreign interference
Canada’s spy agency told chief electoral officer Stéphane Perrault that it believed there could be a case of foreign interference in a 2019 nomination race.
Canada
Mar 28
Penticton Sikh temple worshippers threatened by blade-swinging individual: RCMP
The incident involved a man reportedly threatening other visitors while aggressively swinging two large blades, RCMP said.
Crime
Jan 24
Financial stress taking a toll on international students, advocates say
International students are finding themselves in difficult situations as the cost of living skyrockets in Canada and it becomes more difficult for newcomers to find work.
Canada
Mar 15
Two 16-year-old boys charged in shooting targeting South Surrey home
Prosecutors have approved charges of discharging a firearm and possessing a loaded prohibited firearm against two 16-year-old boys.
Crime
Feb 20
Minority groups worry Bill 21 ruling will lead to more discrimination in Quebec
Quebec's religious minorities are wondering what's next after the court's decision to overturn an appeal on Bill 21, the province's secularism law.
Canada
Mar 1
A closer look at the growing diversity of Conservatives under Poilievre
Though the Conservatives have sometimes struggled to build support in cultural communities, Pierre Poilievre has led an effort to diversify his team's gender and ethnic mix.
Canada
Mar 8