Canada Riots

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  Anti-Israel Riots Rage In Montreal. Trudeau Spotted At Taylor Swift Concert

  A video of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attending a Taylor Swift concert amid the ongoing violence in Montreal has drawn massive outrage on social media.

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  Canada's Show Of Force As Police Clear Anti-Vaccine Protests' Main Hub

  Police in riot gear cleared the main protest hub in downtown Ottawa Saturday, using batons and pepper spray and making dozens of arrests, as they worked to flush out a hard core of demonstrators occupying the Canadian capital.

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  Our Foreign Policy Very Clear, Supports "Strong, United India": Canadian Foreign Minister

  Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland today said that Canada "supports a strong and united India", but made it clear that it is very, very proud of her country's diverse society, which includes the Sikh community.

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  Won't Get Into Petty Politics: Canadian Minister Harjit Sajjan On Pro-Khalistani Allegation

  Canadian Defence Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan today rubbished Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's allegation that he is "pro-Khalistani" and said he would not get into any petty politics with the Congress leader.

• Riots mar St Patrick's Day in Canada

  Revelers set a large street fire and battled police and fire crews who tried to intervene after St. Patrick's Day celebrations got out of hand in this Ontario town, authorities said Sunday. Police in London, Ontario, said at least 11 people have been arrested so far, and more arrests were expected as authorities review video of the disturbance and ...

• The Vancouver riot kiss

  Some call it the "Vancouver riot kiss"  and others, "love among the ruins".  While Vancouver faced the fury of fans after its Stanley Cup dream dashed, a photo of a couple lying in the middle of a road appearing to kiss has taken the internet by storm. The photograph has sparked online debates over the authenticity of the act. Many believ...

• PM, in Canada, comments on Sikh riots

  The 1984 anti-Sikh riots should never have happened, a concerned Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday but at the same time appealed to the Sikh community to "move on" to let the wounds of the tragedy heal.Speaking to the community members here after paying homage to the victims of the 1985 Kanishka bombing at the Air India Memorial in Toron...

• Sikhs ask Canada to recognise 1984 riots as organised violence

  Sikh groups in the US have asked the Canadian parliament to recognise the 1984 anti-Sikh riots as an organised campaign of violence.