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Indian-origin farmers in British Columbia struggle as key co-operative shuts down

In response, the opposition party BC United has called for immediate provincial intervention The party is urging the government to

Four Indian nationals charged in Nijjar assassination make first joint court appearance in Canada

This case has further strained the already tense diplomatic relations between India and Canada PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Judge Mark Jette, communicating through

Canada Offers Rule of Law Workshops to India Amid Strained Relations

Seeking Common Ground Amidst Discord, Canada Extends Legal Guidance to Indian Officials PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Amidst strained relations between India and Canada,

Khalistan referendum continues, even though it is not legally binding in India

The Khalistan referendum, which is not legally binding, has been on a global tour since 2021, with more events planned

Canadian province British Columbia proclaims April 14 as Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Equality Day

Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) has proclaimed April 14 as Dr B R Ambedkar Equality Day. Incidentally, April is

Radio Host Sameer Kaushal attacked by Khalistanis in Surrey, Canada

“I was in #SurreyBC to cover the HCI Ottawa Indian High Commissioner’s visit, where a pro-Khalistani group treated the Canadian

Part of Canadian road to be named ‘Komagata Maru Way’

The decision comes after descendants of those trapped aboard the Komagata Maru ship in Vancouver, asked the council to commemorate

Five Indo-Canadians become British Columbia ministers

The new cabinet members are tasked with helping regular British Columbians with the cost of living, strengthening the health-care system,

Rachna Singh becomes first South-Asian minister in Canada

She was first elected as a lawmaker in 2017 from Surrey-Greentimbers and re-elected in October 2020. She has worked as

Immigrants in Canada stay in province that provide study permit

More than 60 per cent of the students, who studied in any of Canada’s 10 provinces or three territories, remained

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