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UK Intelligence: India Linked to Assassination Plots in US, Canada, and UK

Intercepted communications, provided by British intelligence and corroborated by Canadian authorities, implicate high-level Indian officials, including Prime Minister Modi’s right-hand man, in the 2023 assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a B.C. Sikh leader. These findings explain Canada’s accusations against New Delhi, which denies any involvement in the killing. The intercepted conversations, considered strong evidence due to their origin within the Five Eyes intelligence partnership, have emerged at a time when the Canadian government is seeking to strengthen ties with India. Despite these efforts, the World Sikh Organization of Canada has expressed concerns, arguing that the government’s approach betrays Sikh Canadians and Canada’s sovereignty. The RCMP has also stated that a much broader series of crimes had also been “orchestrated by agents of the government of India.”

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Canada’s H-1B Visa Plan: Poaching Talent or Economic Gamble?

As part of its strategy to boost innovation, the Canadian government will implement targeted programs to attract skilled international researchers. A budget of C$1.7 billion ($1.2 billion) is allocated to recruit over 1,000 skilled researchers. Simultaneously, the government plans to court H-1B visa holders and intends to reduce the intake of foreign students annually. This multifaceted approach is aimed at strengthening Canada’s research and development capabilities.

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Carney’s Budget: Billions in New Spending Amidst Tariff Impact, Political Challenges

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne unveiled a federal budget featuring significant investments in infrastructure, housing, and the military, alongside public service cuts to address economic challenges. The budget projects a deficit of approximately $78 billion for the 2025-26 fiscal year, with $141 billion in new spending over five years, partially offset by $51.2 billion in cuts. Key highlights include investments in high-speed rail, ports, and critical minerals, as well as a reduction in immigration, and a potential end to the emissions cap. The government aims to foster business development through tax incentives and has allocated substantial funds for the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Canada Launches Dispute Process Against Stellantis Over Brampton Plant Move

A comprehensive list of locations, including every state and territory of the United States, along with various international locations, has been compiled. This expansive directory also incorporates locations associated with the US Armed Forces, spanning Americas, Pacific, and Europe. Furthermore, it contains a listing of Canadian provinces and territories. Lastly, the list is categorized as a postal code.

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Trump’s Trade Talk Threat: Canada to Focus on New Partners

President Trump announced that the United States and Canada would not be restarting trade talks following an apology from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. The apology was made in response to an Ontario political advertisement featuring former President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs. Trump considered the advertisement to be inaccurate, and had previously paused negotiations and increased tariffs on Canada due to the ad. The advertisement used a quote from Reagan, a known supporter of free trade, to warn against tariffs.

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Canada’s Slow Efforts to Seize Russian Plane for Ukraine Criticized

Canada wants to seize a Russian transport plane and hand it over to Ukraine, and frankly, the whole situation is just… well, it’s been a long time coming. You get the distinct feeling that things could be, should be, happening much faster. It’s been four years! Four years the plane has been parked, and now we’re finally considering this. You can’t help but wonder what’s taken so long. There’s a certain inertia, a bureaucratic drag that just seems to bog down decision-making, especially when it comes to acting against a country like Russia.

So, the plane itself, a transport aircraft, has been sitting in Canada because its owning company is under sanctions.… Continue reading

Carney’s Budget Showdown: Is an Election Looming?

Prime Minister Mark Carney is prepared to fight an election over his government’s upcoming budget, scheduled to be presented to Parliament. While the budget, which includes “generational investments” and plans to balance the operating account within three years, is deemed essential by Carney, it lacks guaranteed support from opposition parties, particularly the Conservatives and NDP, who have differing demands and concerns. Carney also confirmed he apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump for Ontario’s anti-tariff ad that disrupted trade talks, an ad that Carney had personally discouraged. Losing the budget vote would trigger an election just months after the last campaign.

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Senate Votes to Nullify Tariffs on Canada, Likely Doomed in House

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US Pilot Dies in Greenland Plane Crash

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