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India’s CRPF Officer Fled’s Canada To Escape Tentative Arrest In Rights Abuse Case

A retired CRPF official from India Tejinder Dhillion who was last week (23rd May) denied entry into Canada, but bowing to pressure from the Indian government Canada

MPP From Ontario Jagmeet Singh To Run For NDP’s Leadership

As per the media reports Jagmeet Singh one of the Sikh politician from Ontario province which is a thorn in the flesh for India expected to announce his intent

Nothing Like Threat Was Said To Amarinder Singh At Surrey Nagar Kirtan: SFJ

Responding to the unnecessary hype created by Indian media in which it has claimed that Punjab CM Amarinder Singh was threatened at Surrey Nagar Kirtan (Khalsa Day parade) on 22nd April,

Sikh Police Officer In Canada Refused Promotion On Racial Grounds, Says Media Reports

As per the media reports emanating from Canada a Sikh police officer was denied promotion into senior ranks due to his different race and cultural origin.

Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar Rendezvous With Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan

Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh due to his cook ups may have missed the opportunity to strength bilateral relationship between Canada and Punjab,

Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan Pays Obeisance At Darbar Sahib, Amritsar

Canadian defense minister Harjit Singh Sajjan here on Thursday paid obeisance at theDarbar Sahib here where he was presented with a customary siropa.

Modi Govt’s Attitude Towards 1984 Sikh Genocide Motion Deplorable: Prem Singh Chandumajara

The Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) which among the allied partners in the BJP lead NDA government here on Sunday while expressing its dismal over the dismissive attitude of the Narinder Modi lead central government over a motion in a Canadian

SGPC chief Objects to Indian Government’s stand against Sikh Genocide 1984 motion passed by Ontario Parliament

SGPC chief Kirpal Singh Badungar has objected to Indian government stand against the passing of Sikh Genocide 1984 motion by Ontario parliament.

Sikh Genocide 1984 Motion in Ontario Parliament Upsets Indian State & its Supporters

The historic Sikh Genocide 1984 Motion was passed by Ontario Provincial Parliament on April 6 extending official recognition to the fact of Sikh Genocide of 1984.

Harinder Malhi Addressing The Ontario Parliament While Passing 1984 Sikh Genocide Motion

Ms. Harinder Malhi while reading out her motion state, “That, in the opinion of this House, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, should reaffirm our commitment to the values we cherish – justice, human rights and fairness – and condemn all forms of communal violence, hatred, hostility, Racism and intolerance in India and anywhere else in the world, including the 1984 Genocide perpetrated against the Sikhs throughout India, and call on all sides to embrace truth, justice and reconciliation.”

AISSF Welcomes Ontario Motion Recognising Sikh Genocide 1984 in India

All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) has welcomed the move of Ontario provincial Parliament in Canada to pass a motion recognising the Sikh Genocide 1984.

Quebic, Canada’s most wanted Harinder Cheema arrested in San Francisco

One of Quebec, Canada’s top 10 most wanted criminals has been caught by police in San Francisco, USA. He was on run for more than seven years. He will now be extradited to the Quebec for a criminal trial.

Competition among Punjabi contestants turns tough in Alberta assembly election

Alberta State of Canada is densely populated with Punjabi community and the election scenario in this province has turned hot. Progressive party is ruling in Canada for last 44 years but the conditions now seem to have changed.

Canadians from diverse organizations and backgrounds unite to protest Narendra Modi’s visit on Human Rights issues

THIS week, several Sikh, Muslim and human rights organizations as well as scholars continued discussing, strategizing and organizing protests during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Vancouver on April 16.

World Sikh Organization of Canada condemns Ottawa Parliament Shooting

Ottawa (October 23, 2014): The World Sikh Organization of Canada is saddened and shocked by yesterday's terrorist attacks in Ottawa. Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, a 24 year old reservist with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders regiment lost his life in the shooting at the Ottawa War Memorial. The attack was stopped in the Parliament Building by Parliament’s Sgt. at Arms, Kevin Vickers and other members of the Canadian security forces.

Sher-e-Punjab Radio, India Radio and Punjab Radio face CRTC ban in B.C. (Canada)

Vancouver, Canada (September 08, 2014): Three radio stations broadcasting predominantly South Asian-language programming widely available in the Vancouver market are heading for a showdown with the CRTC – and Canadian companies who advertise on those stations could also take a hit in the process.

Canada: New Democrats categorically opposed to proposed PQ Charter of values

Ottawa, Canada (September 11, 2013): Official Opposition leader Tom Mulcair sent a clear message on September 10, 2013 that the NDP will steadfastly continue to defend human rights, in reaction to the Parti Québécois’ proposed Charter of Values.

Canada: NDP remembers difender of Human Rights Jaswant Singh Khalra

Ottawa, Canada (September 07, 2013): Canada’s New Democrats are reflecting on the 18 year anniversary (on September 06, 2013) since the abduction and eventual disappearance of Human Rights Defender, Jaswant Singh Khalra.

Canada’s Opposition Parties Express Concern Over Threats to Surjit Singh SI who disclosed fake encounters in Punjab

Ottawa (July 23, 2013): Canada’s opposition parties, the NDP and Liberals have both expressed concern over the threats to Punjab Police whistleblower sub inspector Surjit ...

Canada: Statement by NDP MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan on Black July

Ontario, Canada (July 23, 2013): Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan (Scarborough – Rouge River) has issued a statement on 30th anniversary of "Black July" - July 1983, when hundreds of Tamils were killed and thousands more were displaced as their homes and businesses were distroyed in Sri Lanka.

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