Should Canada continue as constitutional monarchy? No says the majority Canadians

8th December 2021 – In a modern-day society and in the 21st century, constitutional monarchy and other colonial-period-style political and government arrangements are becoming less relevant and far less popular. Few days back, Barbadians have set an example of moving a step closer to de-colonization as they parted ways with the Queen. In the ever-changing […]

Barbados turns into republic; moves one big step towards de-colonization

3rd December 2021 – The Caribbean nation, Barbados, has officially parted ways from Queen and British monarchy and has declared itself as a republic. The nation has taken one big step towards de-colonization. Barbados remained a British colony and its natives had to suffer from bondage and slavery for over 400 years. It was one […]

NIA, India visits Canada for a joint exercise with RCMP

18th November 2021 – In a tweet, the Indian Consulate in Ottawa confirmed that a high-level team of National Investigation Agency (NIA) was in Canada for two days, 4th and 5th November 2021 at the invitation of RCMP. Both teams met to collaborate on investigating terrorism. The press release which was issued by the Indian […]

Low- and Middle-Income Countries are in deep debt, courtesy China’s expansionist strategies

4th October 2021 – According to a U.S. based think tank group, Aid Data, several low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) in Asia and Africa are in deep debts totaling over $ 385 billion. On an average, the Chinese debt amounts to 5.8% of their GDP. Some nations that fall under this category are Maldives, Pakistan, Sri […]

How does Ghana President’s speech at UNGA resonate with ‘Aatmanirbhar’ Bharat?

28th September 2021 – Last week, Mr. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Ghana’s President spoke at the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York and his speech resonated well with India’s stance of being self-reliant and being ‘aatmanirbhar’. Here are some key points from his speech: We want to build economies […]

City of Burnaby regrets the language in Gauri Lankesh Day’s proclamation after Hindu Group’s Objection

24th September 2021 – In a letter written to Hindu Forum Canada, the City of Burnaby has regretted the language it has used in its proclamation to commemorate ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’. City of Burnaby commemorated 5th September 2021 as ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’ citing various reasons such as the deceased journalist fought for human rights and […]

City of Burnaby regrets the language in Gauri Lankesh Day’s proclamation after Hindu Group’s Objection

24th September 2021 – In a letter written to Hindu Forum Canada, the City of Burnaby has regretted the language it has used in its proclamation to commemorate ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’. City of Burnaby commemorated 5th September 2021 as ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’ citing various reasons such as the deceased journalist fought for human rights and […]

City of Burnaby is wrong in commemorating the ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’: Hindu Forum Canada

5th September 2021 – City of Burnaby has announced that 5th September this year would be commemorated as ‘Gauri Lankesh Day’. Gauri Lankesh was an Indian journalist who was killed by un-identified assailants on 5th September 2017. Her murder proceedings are currently being investigated by the top cop in India, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). […]

Afghan-Canadian community demands more action from Canadian government on the Afghanistan situation

18th August 2021 – Past Sunday, on 15th August, hundreds of Afghan-Canadian community members gathered at the Mississauga Celebration Square to protest against terrorism and show their solidarity with their brothers and sisters in Afghanistan. After Taliban has taken over all the major cities, including the capital city Kabul, in Afghanistan, the nation has turned […]

HTC writes to London School Board for survey that states Hindustanis as East Indians

21st July 2021 – It has come to the notice of Hindu Times Canada that Thames Valley District School Board is conducting a survey ‘Every Student Belongs’ which helps to collect demographic data of its students. HTC has found couple of discrepancies in the questionnaire and is objecting to those https://www.tvdsb.ca/en/our-board/every-student-belongs.aspx Questions 11 and 12 […]

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