Coffee, Beef, and Even Cucumber: These Grocery Items Are Giving Canadians Sticker Shock as Prices Keep Climbing
Editor If you’ve found yourself wincing at grocery checkout lately, you’re far from alone. According to Statistics Canada, food…
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Gopichand Hinduja, Billionaire Business Titan and Chairman of Hinduja Group, Dies at 85
London: Gopichand Parmanand Hinduja, the Indian-British billionaire industrialist and chairman of the Hinduja Group, has passed away at…
Working but Hungry’: Food Bank Use in Ontario Hits Record High as More Employed Canadians Struggle to Eat
Food banks across Ontario are facing unprecedented demand — and the biggest surprise isn’t just how many people…
Brampton Council Halts Gaza Motion, Sends It to Interfaith Council for Review Amid Deep Community Divisions”
Brampton city council has decided not to vote on a controversial motion that sought to condemn Israel’s military…
‘Why Acting Superior?’: Shocking Racist Attack on Indian Man at Toronto McDonald’s Sparks Outrage
A disturbing incident of racial assault inside a Toronto McDonald’s has sparked outrage online, reigniting concerns about rising…
Indian-Origin Truck Driver in California Crash Found Sober, Still Faces Gross Negligence Homicide Charges
Authorities in California have confirmed that an Indian-origin truck driver accused of causing a deadly multi-vehicle crash that…
Canada’s Proposed Mass Visa Cancellation Powers Spark Outrage, May Disproportionately Impact Indian Applicants
Canada’s federal government is facing mounting criticism over a proposed law that would allow authorities to cancel entire…
Peace Over Politics: Thousands of Indian Sikh Pilgrims Cross Into Pakistan for Guru Nanak Festival After Months of Border Tensions
For the first time since deadly border clashes in May, Pakistan opened its gates to more than 2,000…
Dick Cheney, Force Behind U.S. War Policy and One of America’s Most Polarizing Vice Presidents, Dies at 84
Dick Cheney, the deeply influential and fiercely divisive U.S. vice president who shaped America’s post-9/11 foreign policy and…
Toronto’s Growing City, Shrinking Classrooms: Parents Push TDSB to Ask Why Students Are Leaving
Toronto’s population may be booming, but the city’s public schools are quietly shrinking. Despite a 15 per cent…