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Canadian Man Urges Indians To Be More Polite, Sparks Debate: "Courtesy In Short Supply"
He proposed a simple challenge, outlining five easy actions to improve daily interactions, which can be completed in just one day.
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Canada Election 2025: 22 Candidates Of Punjabi Descent Elected As Canadian MPs
In Brampton, a city known for its strong Punjabi presence, the election results were particularly noteworthy. Five constituencies in Brampton featured candidates with Punjabi names, with both the Liberal and Conservative parties claiming wins.
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Canada Polls 2025: Key Indian-Origin Candidates Running For Canada Federal Elections 2025
These candidates, among others, are vying for seats in the Canadian parliament, and their campaigns reflect the diversity and complexity of the Indian Canadian community.
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Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
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China Boosts Indian Rapeseed Meal Purchases After Tariff On Canadian Imports
If the Chinese current buying momentum continues in the next few months, it could be one of the biggest buyers of Indian rapeseed meal.
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How Indian Students Can Find Part-Time Jobs In Canada
Study Abroad: Canadian regulations allow foreign students to work up to 24 hours per week during the academic term.
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Indian Rupee Performed Better Than Currencies Of Canada, Korea, Brazil: Economic Survey
The Indian rupee depreciated a modest 2.9 per cent in the first nine months of the current fiscal, performing better than other currencies like the Canadian Dollar, South Korean Won and the Brazilian Real, according to the Economic Survey.
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How Can Indian Workers In Canada Secure Permanent Residency? Explained
Canadian Permanent Residency Pathways: These programmes are designed to address the labour shortages in specific sectors across the country.
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Canada Woman Rants About Noisy Indian Wedding In Viral Video, Internet Says "Deport Them"
Her caption accompanying the post sparked further controversy. It read, "Everyone will despise the Indians given enough time."
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
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NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
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Canada Pauses New Application For Parents and Grandparents Program In 2025
In yet another worrying move for Indian immigrants living in Canada, the Canadian federal government has announced that it will not accept any new applications for sponsoring parents and grandparents for permanent residence in 2025.
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Probe Agency's Big Reveal: Canada College 'Admission' To Illegal US Border Crossing
Links between two Maharashtra-based 'institutions' and an unspecified number of Canadian colleges - to illegally ferry Indian citizens across the United States-Canada border - have become the focus of an Enforcement Directorate inquiry, sources said.
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Probe Agency Investigates Role Of Canadian Colleges, Indian Entities In Human Trafficking
The Enforcement Directorate is investigating the alleged involvement of some Canadian colleges and a few Indian entities in a money laundering case linked to the trafficking of Indians into the US from the Canada border.
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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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Canadian Man Urges Indians To Be More Polite, Sparks Debate: "Courtesy In Short Supply"
He proposed a simple challenge, outlining five easy actions to improve daily interactions, which can be completed in just one day.
-
Canada Election 2025: 22 Candidates Of Punjabi Descent Elected As Canadian MPs
In Brampton, a city known for its strong Punjabi presence, the election results were particularly noteworthy. Five constituencies in Brampton featured candidates with Punjabi names, with both the Liberal and Conservative parties claiming wins.
-
Canada Polls 2025: Key Indian-Origin Candidates Running For Canada Federal Elections 2025
These candidates, among others, are vying for seats in the Canadian parliament, and their campaigns reflect the diversity and complexity of the Indian Canadian community.
-
Canada Hikes Federal Minimum Wage By 2.4%. How Will It Benefit Indians
The Canadian government has raised the Federal Minimum Wage Rate for private sector workers. The move, which came into effect on April 1, will benefit thousands of Indian students and professionals working in federally regulated sectors in Canada.
-
China Boosts Indian Rapeseed Meal Purchases After Tariff On Canadian Imports
If the Chinese current buying momentum continues in the next few months, it could be one of the biggest buyers of Indian rapeseed meal.
-
How Indian Students Can Find Part-Time Jobs In Canada
Study Abroad: Canadian regulations allow foreign students to work up to 24 hours per week during the academic term.
-
Indian Rupee Performed Better Than Currencies Of Canada, Korea, Brazil: Economic Survey
The Indian rupee depreciated a modest 2.9 per cent in the first nine months of the current fiscal, performing better than other currencies like the Canadian Dollar, South Korean Won and the Brazilian Real, according to the Economic Survey.
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How Can Indian Workers In Canada Secure Permanent Residency? Explained
Canadian Permanent Residency Pathways: These programmes are designed to address the labour shortages in specific sectors across the country.
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Canada Woman Rants About Noisy Indian Wedding In Viral Video, Internet Says "Deport Them"
Her caption accompanying the post sparked further controversy. It read, "Everyone will despise the Indians given enough time."
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
-
NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
-
Canada Pauses New Application For Parents and Grandparents Program In 2025
In yet another worrying move for Indian immigrants living in Canada, the Canadian federal government has announced that it will not accept any new applications for sponsoring parents and grandparents for permanent residence in 2025.
-
Probe Agency's Big Reveal: Canada College 'Admission' To Illegal US Border Crossing
Links between two Maharashtra-based 'institutions' and an unspecified number of Canadian colleges - to illegally ferry Indian citizens across the United States-Canada border - have become the focus of an Enforcement Directorate inquiry, sources said.
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Probe Agency Investigates Role Of Canadian Colleges, Indian Entities In Human Trafficking
The Enforcement Directorate is investigating the alleged involvement of some Canadian colleges and a few Indian entities in a money laundering case linked to the trafficking of Indians into the US from the Canada border.
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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.
