There is a famous saying that institutions grow taller than the men and women who built them, holding that men and women come and go, but the institutions they build stay forever. How true? See […]
OTTAWA (TIP): While former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Christina (Chrystia) Alexandra Freeland made public her exit from Federal Politics within hours of the new Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announcing that the new Liberal […]
OTTAWA ((TIP): Politics is an amazing game. At times, it says so much without creating a furor. Then there are times when it leads to uproars without anything substantial said or done. On Monday, when […]
It is not fiction. It is a real-life drama where an individual, a professional, stood by his ideals and brought the mightiest of the nations of the world on its knees. It is the story […]
Life is a big struggle for them. They never get time to be at peace with themselves. Moving back and forth from their dilapidated homes to shelters has become a routine for them. The last […]
TORONTO (TIP): Diwali is the time when people of Indian origin go all out for the festivities. Adding to their festivities, Cricket Canada has decided to hold its marquee event, the first-ever T10 Tournament, both […]
TORONTO (TIP): Smuggling of contraband across their international borders has been a concern for both the United States and Canada. While the US is constantly threatening Canada with heavier tariffs for its failure to prevent […]
108 candidates have registered so far, beating the previous record of 91 TORONTO (TIP): Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is poised to enter the record books for contesting two consecutive elections with a record number […]
SACRAMENTO (TIP): Attorney of Law Jaspreet Singh Gill could not have asked for more. A staunch follower of Sikhism in general and Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji in particular, he has been named Professor of […]
TORONTO (TIP): Decks have been cleared for the leader of the Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, to return to the House of Commons. The Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has already announced that a by-election to Battle […]
A lot has been said and written about air disasters in general, and the recent crash of AI 171, a flight from Ahmedabad to Gatwick (London), in particular. The flight was carrying 169 Indians, 53 […]
With tears running dry and emotions flying high, relatives and friends of the victims of the Air India Flight 182 disaster assembled at various venues in Canada, Ireland, and India at commemoration ceremonies to mark […]
TORONTO (TIP): When were discussing the restoration of diplomatic ties with the appointment of High Commissioners in each other’s countries, an unsavory controversy was waiting to unfold. NDP Premier of British Columbia, David Eby, called […]
G7 summit adopts seven comprehensive resolutions, including transnational crime, countering foreign interference No comprehensive joint communique as Donald Trump cuts short his G7 summit attendance KANANASKIS (TIP): The US President, Donald Trump, did it again. […]
OTTAWA (TIP): Disappointments were galore as none of the MPs of Indian descent could find a place in an exhaustive list of Parliamentary Secretaries announced by the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, for building Canada strong. […]
Justin Trudeau to collect two pensions, $104K in severance The former PM is entitled to one pension for his nearly 17 years as a Member of Parliament and a second for his decade as Prime […]
For 25 members of the House of Commons of South Asian descent, the swearing in of the new Council of Ministers headed by banker-turned-politician Mark Carney marked a new beginning. The community could not have […]
The rapidly growing East Indian community, as the Canadian regime of the early 20th century used to describe it, is rejoicing at its overwhelming success in the just-concluded federal elections. As almost every fourth of […]
By Prabhjot Singh TORONTO (TIP): Canada and the US joined the foreign ministers of G-7 and the High Representative of the European Union in condemning the egregious terrorist attack at Pahalgam while appealing to both […]
Is it time for the British Empire to apologize for the worst massacre reported in recent times? The Jallianwala Bagh massacre, also known as the Amritsar massacre, took place on 13 April 1919. A large […]
Will Vaisakhi, one of the biggest Indian festivals after Diwali, bring luck to 50-odd candidates of “East Indian” origin in the ensuing federal elections in Canada? It is the timing of the polls that assumes […]
“As Canada approaches its federal election on April 28, 2025, the two leading contenders, Prime Minister Mark Carney of the Liberal Party and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, are under increased scrutiny. Carney, who succeeded […]
TORONTO (TIP): After Justin Trudeau decided to step down as leader of the ruling (though minority) Liberal Party and Prime Minister, Canada decided to go for a snap poll. On the recommendation of Mark Carney, […]
Notwithstanding back-to-back bronze medals in the Olympic Games, India has yet to emulate its title triumph in the elite World Cup Hockey Tournament it last won 50 years ago. In between, India managed to add […]
TORONTO (TIP): Prime Minister Mark Carney looks set to avoid the embarrassment of facing a no-confidence motion in less than a fortnight of assuming the office. He is expected to call on the Governor-General this […]
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