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Canadians Want Canada To Become 51st US State: Donald Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump said Wednesday it would be "a great idea" for Canada to become the 51st US state, teasing on social media that "many Canadians" welcome the idea, as Ottawa is wracked by political turmoil.
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"Terrible Tragedies": India As 3 Students Killed In Canada
India on Friday described the recent murder of three Indian students in Canada as "terrible tragedies" and said its high commission in Ottawa has taken up the matter of safety of Indians with the Canadian authorities.
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Amid Souring Ties With India, Canada's Latest Move Inconveniences Fliers
Amid growing tension between New Delhi and Ottawa, passengers travelling from Canada to India are being subjected to extra security screening now.
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"National Security Risk": Canada Orders Shutdown Of TikTok's Offices
Ottawa last year began reviewing TikTok's plan to invest and expand its business in Canada. ByteDance is TikTok's Chinese parent company.
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"Deeply Disappointing": Canada Temple Attack Disrupts India Consular Camp
Shortly after a violent attack on a Hindu temple in Canada's Brampton, the Indian High Commission in Ottawa said a consular camp was being held near the temple and added that it was "deeply disturbing" that such "disruptions" are being allowed
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Trudeau Aides Spoke To US Paper Before "Bishnoi Gang Links" Claim: Report
Senior aides of Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, including his national security advisor Nathalie Drouin, shared confidential information about India - and claiming 'interference' in Ottawa's affairs - to a US paper, a Canadian publication said.
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Justin Trudeau Wrecked Canada-India Ties, Says Indian Envoy
Indian envoy to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma - now withdrawn by New Delhi -- has accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of wrecking bilateral ties with India and reiterated that Ottawa's allegations are politically motivated. O
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India, Canada Expel Diplomats In Tit-For-Tat Move Amid Deepening Rift
India has asked Canadian diplomats in New Delhi to leave the country by Saturday after Ottawa said it was investigating its Indian ambassador and other diplomats as "persons of interest", after the killing last year of a Sikh separatist leader.
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India To Withdraw High Commissioner From Canada In Massive Escalation Of Row
The government has decided to withdraw its High Commissioner in Canada after Ottawa linked him and some other Indian diplomats to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
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Kanishka Bombing A Reminder Why Terrorism Shouldn't Be Tolerated: S Jaishankar
The Indian missions in Canadian capital Ottawa and Toronto city on Sunday marked the 39th anniversary of the 1985 Kanishka bombing in which 329 persons, including 86 children, on board an Air India lost their lives in one of the most heinous terror-r
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Canada Declares Iran's Revolutionary Guards A Terrorist Group
Ottawa on Wednesday listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity, while calling on Canadians in the Islamic country to leave.
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Space To Anti-India Groups In Canada Promoting Violence Is Main Issue: Centre
India on Wednesday said its main issue with Canada continues to be the political space that Ottawa provides to anti-India elements which advocate extremism and violence.
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Origin Of India-Canada Friction Is "Lack Of...": Indian Envoy
India's High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma on Tuesday said that the origin of the friction between New Delhi and Ottawa is the "lack of understanding of India's concern" over a "decades-old issue (Khalistan).
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"Glorification Of Violence...": India Slams Canada Over Pro-Khalistan Rally
India on Tuesday again hit out at Canada over a parade by Ontario Gurdwara Committee that raised separatist slogans and floats, urging Ottawa to "stop providing criminal and secessionist elements a safe haven".
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Canada Starts Reducing Staff Across Its Missions In India
Canada has reduced dozens of its Indian staffers posted in its missions in India, months after New Delhi forced Ottawa to downsize its diplomatic presence.
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Canadians Want Canada To Become 51st US State: Donald Trump
US President-elect Donald Trump said Wednesday it would be "a great idea" for Canada to become the 51st US state, teasing on social media that "many Canadians" welcome the idea, as Ottawa is wracked by political turmoil.
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"Terrible Tragedies": India As 3 Students Killed In Canada
India on Friday described the recent murder of three Indian students in Canada as "terrible tragedies" and said its high commission in Ottawa has taken up the matter of safety of Indians with the Canadian authorities.
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Amid Souring Ties With India, Canada's Latest Move Inconveniences Fliers
Amid growing tension between New Delhi and Ottawa, passengers travelling from Canada to India are being subjected to extra security screening now.
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"National Security Risk": Canada Orders Shutdown Of TikTok's Offices
Ottawa last year began reviewing TikTok's plan to invest and expand its business in Canada. ByteDance is TikTok's Chinese parent company.
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"Deeply Disappointing": Canada Temple Attack Disrupts India Consular Camp
Shortly after a violent attack on a Hindu temple in Canada's Brampton, the Indian High Commission in Ottawa said a consular camp was being held near the temple and added that it was "deeply disturbing" that such "disruptions" are being allowed
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Trudeau Aides Spoke To US Paper Before "Bishnoi Gang Links" Claim: Report
Senior aides of Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, including his national security advisor Nathalie Drouin, shared confidential information about India - and claiming 'interference' in Ottawa's affairs - to a US paper, a Canadian publication said.
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Justin Trudeau Wrecked Canada-India Ties, Says Indian Envoy
Indian envoy to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma - now withdrawn by New Delhi -- has accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of wrecking bilateral ties with India and reiterated that Ottawa's allegations are politically motivated. O
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India, Canada Expel Diplomats In Tit-For-Tat Move Amid Deepening Rift
India has asked Canadian diplomats in New Delhi to leave the country by Saturday after Ottawa said it was investigating its Indian ambassador and other diplomats as "persons of interest", after the killing last year of a Sikh separatist leader.
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India To Withdraw High Commissioner From Canada In Massive Escalation Of Row
The government has decided to withdraw its High Commissioner in Canada after Ottawa linked him and some other Indian diplomats to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
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Kanishka Bombing A Reminder Why Terrorism Shouldn't Be Tolerated: S Jaishankar
The Indian missions in Canadian capital Ottawa and Toronto city on Sunday marked the 39th anniversary of the 1985 Kanishka bombing in which 329 persons, including 86 children, on board an Air India lost their lives in one of the most heinous terror-r
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Canada Declares Iran's Revolutionary Guards A Terrorist Group
Ottawa on Wednesday listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity, while calling on Canadians in the Islamic country to leave.
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Space To Anti-India Groups In Canada Promoting Violence Is Main Issue: Centre
India on Wednesday said its main issue with Canada continues to be the political space that Ottawa provides to anti-India elements which advocate extremism and violence.
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Origin Of India-Canada Friction Is "Lack Of...": Indian Envoy
India's High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma on Tuesday said that the origin of the friction between New Delhi and Ottawa is the "lack of understanding of India's concern" over a "decades-old issue (Khalistan).
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"Glorification Of Violence...": India Slams Canada Over Pro-Khalistan Rally
India on Tuesday again hit out at Canada over a parade by Ontario Gurdwara Committee that raised separatist slogans and floats, urging Ottawa to "stop providing criminal and secessionist elements a safe haven".
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Canada Starts Reducing Staff Across Its Missions In India
Canada has reduced dozens of its Indian staffers posted in its missions in India, months after New Delhi forced Ottawa to downsize its diplomatic presence.
