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The two nations will also deepen engagement to widen investment and trading opportunities in the aerospace sector, the statement issued Friday said

Importing crude oil from Canada remains unfeasible for India as of now: Govt source

Canada primarily exports crude oil to the United States. The country does not have required infrastructure to transport crude oil pumped in remote areas to port cities, from where oil could be shipped to other markets including India.

PM Modi likely to not attend G7 Summit hosted by Ottawa amid Canada-India tensions

Canada has not officially released its guest list for the summit which is likely to be attended by heads of governments of key economies

India again cancels consular camps in Canada over 'inability' to provide security

Consular camps are routine operations organised by the Indian diplomatic missions in Canada, including the High Commission in Ottawa and the Consulates in Vancouver and Toronto, to help Indian with various services, such as life certificates.

'Speculative, inaccurate': Trudeau govt rejects Canadian media report naming PM Modi, Jaishankar and Doval

.The Government of Canada has not stated, nor is it aware of evidence, linking Prime Minister Modi, Minister Jaishankar, or NSA Doval to the serious criminal activity within Canada, says Canadian govt

Canadian Hindu temple cancels consular event amid threats from Khalistani separatists

This is due to official intelligence from Peel Regional Police, stating that there is an Extremely High and Imminent Threat Level of violent protests,” read the statement by the community centre.

Will the India-Canada impasse end with a Trump presidency? Top Canadian journalist’s interview

On the impact on India-Canada relations after Donald Trump was elected as US President, Canadian Journalist Terry Milewski said, "Trump is nothing if not unpredictable. He gets along very well with PM Modi and Modi has been very assiduous in peppering the incoming administration with praise and looking forward to working with his friend Donald Trump. I expect that regardless of the change of administration, more or less the only way out that I see is a grubby little deal...The outlines of a deal are pretty clear to me. That deal would involve concessions off-camera by India, the US, and Canada. As part of that deal, India would get what it wants in terms of sweeping this mostly under the rug, telling the public that we're through this, we've scored another great triumph, there's no public trial and quietly and off-camera without public announcement will hold somebody to account, a sacrificial lamb that we can throw under the bus to take responsibility... The Americans would get what they want. They would preserve the important strategic relationship between the United States and India, which is of surpassing importance...Canada would get what it wants. It will have exposed Indian intentions that the plot was real, no Canadian citizen is fair game for a foreign country to come here and murder them..."

India cancels scheduled consular camps in Canada over security agencies' 'inability to provide minimum security'

The cancellation came after a violent disruption at a consular camp held at the Hindu Sabha Temple near Toronto. The

Justin Trudeau extends Diwali wishes amid India-Canada diplomatic row

Today, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, and Jain families will celebrate the triumph of light over darkness with festivities, candles, diyas, and fireworks. Wishing you all joy and prosperity during this special time, says Trudeau on X.

Canadian top govt official admits leaking info on Nijjar killing to Washington Post

We made a strategic decision to engage a respected international news outlet that had already published on the subject to ensure the record was straight and that our side of the story would be widely heard, says Nathalie Drouin.

Resign by October 28, Liberal lawmakers tell Justin Trudeau amid India-Canada row

Three Liberals said they were among a total of 20 plus lawmakers from the party to have signed a letter asking Trudeau to step down before the next election, according to reports.

The Eastern Window | Canada's Trudeau finds himself isolated on allegations made against India

India treats the Khalistan-related controversies in the US and Canada as separate issues. Canada has not got much support from other countries with a large Sikh population in the controversy

"No hard proof..": Trudeau admits Canada has no hard evidence against India, faces criticism|N18G

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that he had only "intelligence and no hard evidentiary proof" regarding the alleged involvement of Indian government agents in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman remarked that Trudeau's recent downplaying of evidence against India is seen as a significant victory for the Indian narrative. Bordman stated, "This is a pretty big win for the Indian narrative right now... From the Canadian perspective, we had gone pretty hard... We had named the Indian High Commission." He noted that the core issue remains unresolved: whether Nijjar was a Khalistani terrorist or a community activist. Bordman further indicated that Trudeau’s government might face a significant setback in upcoming polls, suggesting that the ongoing scandals, including the Indian issue, could fade into the background. He concluded that without hard evidence, India's position remains robust, questioning the likelihood of any international repercussions.

Sikhs for Justice in touch with Canadian PM’s office, says Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun: Report

In an interview, Pannun said he gave information to Trudeau ‘detailing the spying network’ of the Indian diplomatic mission in Canada

'Time for Trudeau to go': Canadian PM faces calls for resignation as own party MPs turn against him

"The message that I've been getting loud and clear – and more and more strongly as time goes by – is that it is time for [Trudeau] to go. And I agree," Member of Parliament Sean Casey said.

Indians in Punjab fear dispute with Canada endangers work, study plans

Canada’s nearly 800,000 Sikhs formed the world’s second largest community in 2021, after roughly 20 million in India. They have links to the northern granary state of Punjab, where their religion was founded more than 500 years ago.

NAPA calls for dialogue amid diplomatic row between India, Canada over Nijjar's killing

“As we navigate these challenging times, NAPA reaffirms its commitment to advocating for the rights of Sikhs and promoting a spirit of cooperation, understanding, and mutual respect,” it said.

India, Canada diplomatic row unlikely to impact trade, investment ties: Govt sources

Bilateral merchandise trade between India and Canada grew slightly from $8.3 billion in 2022-23 to $8.4 billion in 2023-24

Canadian funds aren't expected to change their stance on India: Report

As the ties between the two countries hit rock bottom, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly did not rule out imposing sanctions against India saying 'everything is on the table'

Lawrence Bishnoi gang connected to Indian agents, claims Canada police on Nijjar killing

The allegations come at a time when Lawrence Bishnoi is in news for his alleged involvement in the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique in Mumbai.

Did Canadian Police's response reveal the country is sheltering Khalistani elements?

It has been publically attributed and claimed by one organised crime group in particular - (Lawrence) Bishnoi Group. We believe that the group is connected to agents of the Government of India, says Canada police

Will India, Canada tensions hurt trade? A look at economic ties between the two nations

GTRI warned that if the dispute drags on, both nations will need to carefully manage their actions to avoid a full-blown economic fallout.

India Canada News Highlights: New Delhi strongly rejects Ottawa's fresh charges

India Canada News Highlights: The India-Canada diplomatic row over the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar escalated further on Tuesday with Ottawa hinting at possible sanctions against India in view of certain findings in the case and New Delhi vehemently trashing the charges.

What led to Canada, India expelling top diplomats: timeline of events

India earlier said it had ordered the expulsion of six top Canadian diplomats, including the acting high commissioner, and said it had withdrawn its envoy from Canada, contradicting Canada's statement that it had expelled the envoy

SCO Summit Highlights: EAM Jaishankar, Shehbaz Sharif exchange pleasantries during dinner reception

SCO Summit Highlights: External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif exchange pleasantries during dinner reception at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) dinner venue in Islamabad earlier today.