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<p>A video that has recently gone viral shows a long queue of students, mostly from India, outside the Tandoori Flame restaurant in Canada, waiting for job interviews.</p>

<p>The video, which has gone viral across social media platforms, shows thousands of job seekers standing in line for waiter and service staff positions. This situation has raised concerns among individuals considering studying or working in Canada.</p>

<p>The video has sparked discussions about the employment prospects for international students, especially those planning to move to Canada for education or work.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Scary scenes from Canada as 3000 students (mostly Indian) line up for waiter &amp; servant job after an advertisement by a new restaurant opening in Brampton.<br />
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<p>The video was shared on X by Megh Updates, with the caption: "Scary scenes from Canada as 3,000 students (mostly Indian) line up for waiter and servant jobs after an advertisement by a new restaurant opening in Brampton. Massive unemployment in Trudeau's Canada? Students leaving India for Canada with rosy dreams need serious introspection!"</p>

<p>One student in the line could be heard, saying, "I came here around 12 noon, and the line was really huge. We put the application on the internet and were told that an interview would be taken. But nothing like that happened. People are just coming here. I don't believe there is scope for jobs here. It is really tough."</p>

<p>Another student added, "It's so bad; it’s like everyone is looking for a job, and no one is getting a job properly. So many of my friends don’t have a job right now, and they have been here for 2-3 years."</p>

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<p>Earlier this month, the Canadian government announced a cut in the number of study permits granted to international students and also introduced stricter foreign worker regulations, a move expected to affect many Indian students.</p>

<p>Prime Minister Justin Trudeau posted on X, "We're granting 35% fewer international student permits this year. And next year, that number's going down by another 10%. Immigration is an advantage for our economy - but when bad actors abuse the system and take advantage of students, we crack down."</p>

<p><strong><em>WION cannot independently verify the authenticity, date and time of the video.</em></strong></p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A video that has recently gone viral shows a long queue of students, mostly from India, outside the Tandoori Flame restaurant in Canada, waiting for job interviews.

A video that has recently gone viral shows a long queue of students, mostly from India, outside the Tandoori Flame restaurant in Canada, waiting for job interviews. The video, which has gone viral across social media platforms, shows thousands of job seekers standing in line for waiter and service staff positions. This situation has raised concerns among individuals considering studying or working in Canada. The video has sparked discussions about the employment prospects for international students, especially those planning to move to Canada for education or work. Scary scenes from Canada as 3000 students (mostly Indian) line up for waiter & servant job after an advertisement by a new restaurant opening in Brampton. Massive unemployment in Trudeau's Canada? Students leaving India for Canada with rosy dreams need serious introspection! pic.twitter.com/fd7Sm3jlfI — Megh Updates 🚨™ (@MeghUpdates) October 3, 2024 × The video was shared on X by Megh Updates, with the caption: "Scary scenes from Canada as 3,000 students (mostly Indian) line up for waiter and servant jobs after an advertisement by a new restaurant opening in Brampton. Massive unemployment in Trudeau's Canada? Students leaving India for Canada with rosy dreams need serious introspection!" One student in the line could be heard, saying, "I came here around 12 noon, and the line was really huge. We put the application on the internet and were told that an interview would be taken. But nothing like that happened. People are just coming here. I don't believe there is scope for jobs here. It is really tough." Another student added, "It's so bad; it’s like everyone is looking for a job, and no one is getting a job properly. So many of my friends don’t have a job right now, and they have been here for 2-3 years." Also read: 'Wasn't supposed to make it': Trump returns to Butler after assassination bid Earlier this month, the Canadian government announced a cut in the number of study permits granted to international students and also introduced stricter foreign worker regulations, a move expected to affect many Indian students. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau posted on X, "We're granting 35% fewer international student permits this year. And next year, that number's going down by another 10%. Immigration is an advantage for our economy - but when bad actors abuse the system and take advantage of students, we crack down." WION cannot independently verify the authenticity, date and time of the video. (With inputs from agencies)

Video: Thousands of Indian students line up for waiter jobs amid unemployment crisis in ‘Trudeau’s Canada’

The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau passed a major litmus test as his minority liberal government survived a motion of no confidence declared by the opposition conservative party. Watch in for more details!

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Defeats No-Confidence Motion

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau easily survived a vote of confidence on Wednesday after his main political rival failed to muster enough support to end nine years of Liberal Party rule. Legislators in the House of Commons voted 211-120 to defeat a motion by the official opposition Conservative party declaring a lack of confidence in Trudeau's minority Liberal government.

Canadian PM Trudeau Survives No-Confidence Motion, Threat To Regime Still Looms

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<p>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government on Wednesday (September 25) survived a no-confidence vote initiated by the opposition Conservative Party. The vote ended with 211 lawmakers opposing the motion and 120 supporting it.</p>

<p>This vote came shortly after the New Democratic Party (NDP), unexpectedly pulled out of a 2022 deal that had been helping keep Trudeau's government stable. With the NDP no longer backing the Liberals, the government faced a higher risk of falling to a no-confidence motion.</p>

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<p>"Today was a good day for the country because I don't think Canadians want an election," said Karina Gould, a senior Liberal who oversees government business in the House of Commons to news agency Reuters. In the 338-seat Canadian House of Commons, the Liberals control 154 seats, while the Conservatives hold 119 and the NDP has 24.</p>

<h2><strong>Justin Trudeau's declining approval</strong></h2>

<p>Since taking office in 2015, Justin Trudeau's popularity has declined, largely due to the rising cost of living and an ongoing housing crisis. Recent setbacks for his party, such as losing two by-elections in key cities like Toronto and Montreal, have intensified the pressure on the Prime Minister.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraine-war-putin-announces-changes-in-russias-nuclear-doctrine-targets-kyivs-allies-762023">Putin announces changes in Russia's nuclear doctrine, targets Kyiv’s allies</a></strong></p>

<p>Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre brought a no-confidence motion, seizing the opportunity after the New Democratic Party (NDP) ended its collaboration with the Liberals. During a parliamentary debate, Poilievre criticised Trudeau for failing to address major issues like inflation, housing shortages, and rising crime rates.</p>

<p>“After nine years of Liberal government, the promise of Canada is broken,” Poilievre remarked, highlighting the significant growth in national debt under Trudeau's leadership. He proposed a "common sense plan" for the future, which includes lowering carbon taxes, increasing housing construction, balancing the budget, and tackling crime, should the Conservatives win the next election.</p>

<h2><strong>Conservatives lead in polls</strong></h2>

<p>Polls indicate that Trudeau and the Liberals are trailing behind the Conservatives. Poilievre has vowed to keep pushing for an election, with another attempt to topple the government anticipated as soon as next week.</p>

<p>However, Poilievre's effort to remove Trudeau has not gained full support from other opposition parties, who are critical of his right-wing policies. Liberal House leader Karina Gould accused the Conservatives of “playing games” and dismissed the no-confidence vote as “pretty lame.”</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government on Wednesday (September 25) survived a no-confidence vote initiated by the opposition Conservative Party.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government on Wednesday (September 25) survived a no-confidence vote initiated by the opposition Conservative Party. The vote ended with 211 lawmakers opposing the motion and 120 supporting it. This vote came shortly after the New Democratic Party (NDP), unexpectedly pulled out of a 2022 deal that had been helping keep Trudeau's government stable. With the NDP no longer backing the Liberals, the government faced a higher risk of falling to a no-confidence motion. Also read: New York Mayor Eric Adams indicted by grand jury in corruption probe: Report "Today was a good day for the country because I don't think Canadians want an election," said Karina Gould, a senior Liberal who oversees government business in the House of Commons to news agency Reuters. In the 338-seat Canadian House of Commons, the Liberals control 154 seats, while the Conservatives hold 119 and the NDP has 24. Justin Trudeau's declining approval Since taking office in 2015, Justin Trudeau's popularity has declined, largely due to the rising cost of living and an ongoing housing crisis. Recent setbacks for his party, such as losing two by-elections in key cities like Toronto and Montreal, have intensified the pressure on the Prime Minister. Also read: Putin announces changes in Russia's nuclear doctrine, targets Kyiv’s allies Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre brought a no-confidence motion, seizing the opportunity after the New Democratic Party (NDP) ended its collaboration with the Liberals. During a parliamentary debate, Poilievre criticised Trudeau for failing to address major issues like inflation, housing shortages, and rising crime rates. “After nine years of Liberal government, the promise of Canada is broken,” Poilievre remarked, highlighting the significant growth in national debt under Trudeau's leadership. He proposed a "common sense plan" for the future, which includes lowering carbon taxes, increasing housing construction, balancing the budget, and tackling crime, should the Conservatives win the next election. Conservatives lead in polls Polls indicate that Trudeau and the Liberals are trailing behind the Conservatives. Poilievre has vowed to keep pushing for an election, with another attempt to topple the government anticipated as soon as next week. However, Poilievre's effort to remove Trudeau has not gained full support from other opposition parties, who are critical of his right-wing policies. Liberal House leader Karina Gould accused the Conservatives of “playing games” and dismissed the no-confidence vote as “pretty lame.” (With inputs from agencies)

Canada's Trudeau survives no-confidence vote after NDP withdrawal, Conservatives hint at another motion soon

Canada: PM Justin Trudeau Survives No-Confidence Vote In Canadian Parliament

Trudeau Survives No-Confidence Motion, 211 Votes Against 120 Votes In Favour

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a no-confidence motion in Canada's parliament, introduced by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. The motion follows the New Democratic Party's exit from a coalition with the Liberals, leaving Trudeau's minority government vulnerable. Despite public dissatisfaction, the motion is unlikely to succeed as smaller factions support the government.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau faces litmus test

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing a critical moment as his government braces for a no-confidence motion, a move that could potentially trigger early elections. The motion, brought forward by opposition parties, comes amidst growing political challenges and scrutiny of Trudeau's leadership. The outcome of the vote will serve as a litmus test for the Prime Minister's ability to maintain his minority government, with significant implications for the future of Canadian politics.

Canadian PM Trudeau Faces Crucial Test As Government Confronts No-Confidence Motion

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces litmus test in parliament, as the conservative party led by Poilievre introduces the no confidence motion against the ruling liberal government. Watch to know more.

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Trudeau Government Faces No-Confidence Motion

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<p bis_size="{&quot;x&quot;:8,&quot;y&quot;:329,&quot;w&quot;:723,&quot;h&quot;:34,&quot;abs_x&quot;:41,&quot;abs_y&quot;:2166}">"The reality is that not everyone who wants to come to Canada will be able to—just like not everyone who wants to stay in Canada will be able to."</p>

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Justin Trudeau's government in Canada on Wednesday (Sep 18) announced that it would slash international students permit next year, a move that will affect the significant number of Indians and other nationals that travel to the nation for higher education.

Justin Trudeau's government in Canada on Wednesday (Sep 18) announced that it would slash international students permit next year, a move that will affect the significant number of Indians and other nationals that travel to the nation for higher education. This move seeks to tighten foreign worker rules and further bring down the number of temporary residents in Canada. It comes as earlier this year, immigration levels pushed the nation's population to 41 million. Ottawa, as per AFP, announced earlier that it would cut the number of temporary residents to five per cent. In April 2024, this number stood at 6.8 per cent. Also read | 'Much better scenario': World better positioned against mpox than for Covid, says vaccine alliance How much of a decrease? "It is a privilege to come to Canada. It is not a right," said Immigration Minister Marc Miller while addressing a news conference. "The reality is that not everyone who wants to come to Canada will be able to—just like not everyone who wants to stay in Canada will be able to." In 2025, Canada, as per reports, plans to issue 437,000 study permits to international students. This is down from 509,390 in 2023. In the first seven months of this year, 175,920 permits were given, as per immigration department data. Also read | Iranian hackers tried to tip 2024 US Election by leaking Trump campaign secrets to Biden's team: FBI and DNI Additionally, Canada will also impose restrictions on work permits of spouses of foreign workers and international students. Finally, Ottawa has also announced plans to step up pre-travel visa issuing checks to stem the spike in fraudulent or rejected asylum claims. Canada elections to blame? This decision to tighten rules comes as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government trails in opinion polls. According to Reuters, the high number of temporary residents has become one of the most contentious in Canadian politics, with federal elections scheduled to happen no later than October 2025. (With inputs from agencies)

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced a major political setback as his Liberal Party lost a special election in a Montreal district that had long been considered a safe seat for him. This increased pressure on the 52-year-old leader to step down ahead of the next election.

Canadian PM Trudeau faces pressure to quit after election loss in his hometown Montreal

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced a major political setback as his Liberal Party lost a special election in a Montreal district that had long been considered a safe seat for him, increasing pressure on the 52-year-old leader to step down ahead of the next election, scheduled for October 2025 but possibly occurring sooner.

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<p>The New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh was involved in a confrontation outside the Canadian Parliament after someone accused him of being a "corrupted b*****d".&nbsp;</p>

<p>The incident took place on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday (Sep 17) when Singh was around a pair of protesters.</p>

<p>"Are you voting non-confidence today?” said one, while another added,&nbsp;“Corrupted b*****d."</p>

<p>The video of the kerfuffle went viral on social media and showed a visibly angry Singh turning around and getting in one of the men's faces who addressed him using the vulgar term.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Who said that?” Singh could be heard as saying as he walked back towards the hecklers. “You got something to say?”</p>

<p>After unsuccessfully asking the group to point towards the 'gentleman' who used the unsavoury language, Singh said,&nbsp;“You’re a coward, you’re not going to say it to my face,” before turning to walk away.</p>

<p>A spokesperson for the NDP said that protesters gathered outside the parliament had been "intimidating" and "harassing" politicians, their staff and others.</p>

<p>"Jagmeet Singh does not tolerate bullies and does not condone violence," the spokesperson said in an email.</p>

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<p>Notably, three members of the&nbsp;Parliamentary Protective Service were around at the time of the confrontation but only intervened at the end.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Jagmeet breaks coalition&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>The Canadian political landscape was thrown into a tizzy after Singh's NDP withdrew its support to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The NDP's support was crucial for the Liberal government, allowing it to maintain power through a confidence-and-supply agreement established in 2022. Singh's support to Trudeau's government had caused controversy as he allegedly supports the Khalistani separatist cause.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions/wion-edit-is-canada-silently-surrendering-itself-to-khalistanis-270540"><strong>Also read | WION Edit: Is Canada silently surrendering itself to Khalistanis?</strong></a></p>

<p>Meanwhile, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said his party plans to put forward a non-confidence motion at the earliest possible opportunity in hopes of bringing down the Liberal government.</p>

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The New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh was involved in a confrontation outside the Canadian Parliament after someone accused him of being a "corrupted b*****d".

The New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh was involved in a confrontation outside the Canadian Parliament after someone accused him of being a "corrupted b*****d". The incident took place on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday (Sep 17) when Singh was around a pair of protesters. "Are you voting non-confidence today?” said one, while another added, “Corrupted b*****d." The video of the kerfuffle went viral on social media and showed a visibly angry Singh turning around and getting in one of the men's faces who addressed him using the vulgar term. “Who said that?” Singh could be heard as saying as he walked back towards the hecklers. “You got something to say?” After unsuccessfully asking the group to point towards the 'gentleman' who used the unsavoury language, Singh said, “You’re a coward, you’re not going to say it to my face,” before turning to walk away. A spokesperson for the NDP said that protesters gathered outside the parliament had been "intimidating" and "harassing" politicians, their staff and others. "Jagmeet Singh does not tolerate bullies and does not condone violence," the spokesperson said in an email. #WATCH: Jagmeet Singh shows more aggression towards Canadian Citizens than he ever has towards Justin Trudeau. Jagmeet Singh calls people cowards when he is the biggest coward of all! And I would say that to your face, Jimmy! pic.twitter.com/7cRwQVlYpa — govt.exe is corrupt (@govt_corrupt) September 17, 2024 × Notably, three members of the Parliamentary Protective Service were around at the time of the confrontation but only intervened at the end. Watch | Who is Khalistan supporter Jagmeet Singh × Jagmeet breaks coalition The Canadian political landscape was thrown into a tizzy after Singh's NDP withdrew its support to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government. The NDP's support was crucial for the Liberal government, allowing it to maintain power through a confidence-and-supply agreement established in 2022. Singh's support to Trudeau's government had caused controversy as he allegedly supports the Khalistani separatist cause. Also read | WION Edit: Is Canada silently surrendering itself to Khalistanis? Meanwhile, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said his party plans to put forward a non-confidence motion at the earliest possible opportunity in hopes of bringing down the Liberal government. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>A 24-year-old Indian student from Telangana drowned while swimming with friends in a Toronto lake on his birthday. Praneeth, originally from Meerpet, Telangana, had come to Canada for his Master’s degree and was celebrating his birthday when the tragedy occurred.</p>

<p>On Sunday (September 15) morning, Praneeth went swimming but did not return. His father, A. Ravi, reported that local authorities were alerted, and rescue teams took over 10 hours to reach the lake. Praneeth’s body was found later that evening, according to media reports.</p>

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<p>The family was informed of the incident on Monday through a friend of Praneeth’s brother. They are now working with local authorities and friends in Canada to arrange for the repatriation of his body.</p>

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<p>Praneeth had moved to Canada in 2019 for his studies, followed by his elder brother in 2022. The grieving family is requesting government assistance to bring Praneeth’s body back to India.</p>

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<p>The father said that it was a&nbsp;tragic irony that his son’s birthday celebration became a day of mourning. “Both along with other friends visited the lake to celebrate the birthday of Praneeth on Saturday. On Sunday, they went swimming. While everyone returned, the younger one<br />
(Praneeth) did not," the victim's father told reporters.</p>

<p>Earlier in July, another Indian student, Sai Surya Avinash Gadde, studying at Trine University, drowned at Barbervilley Falls in Albany, according to the Indian Consulate General in New York.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A 24-year-old Indian student from Telangana drowned while swimming with friends in a Toronto lake on his birthday. Praneeth, originally from Meerpet, Telangana, had come to Canada for his Master’s degree and was celebrating his birthday when the tragedy occurred.

A 24-year-old Indian student from Telangana drowned while swimming with friends in a Toronto lake on his birthday. Praneeth, originally from Meerpet, Telangana, had come to Canada for his Master’s degree and was celebrating his birthday when the tragedy occurred. On Sunday (September 15) morning, Praneeth went swimming but did not return. His father, A. Ravi, reported that local authorities were alerted, and rescue teams took over 10 hours to reach the lake. Praneeth’s body was found later that evening, according to media reports. Also read: Who is Ryan Wesley Routh, the man who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump The family was informed of the incident on Monday through a friend of Praneeth’s brother. They are now working with local authorities and friends in Canada to arrange for the repatriation of his body. Praneeth from #Hyderabad studying in Canada, drowned in Lake Clear, Toronto. Praneeth, who was celebrating his elder brother's birthday with friends, accidentally drowned while swimminghttps://t.co/rUFKeyRiDh@Hyderabad_Mail pic.twitter.com/WnRN9ELo55 — Neelima Eaty (@NeelimaEaty) September 16, 2024 × Praneeth had moved to Canada in 2019 for his studies, followed by his elder brother in 2022. The grieving family is requesting government assistance to bring Praneeth’s body back to India. Also read: Who will be Delhi CM after Kejriwal resigns? A look at top names The father said that it was a tragic irony that his son’s birthday celebration became a day of mourning. “Both along with other friends visited the lake to celebrate the birthday of Praneeth on Saturday. On Sunday, they went swimming. While everyone returned, the younger one (Praneeth) did not," the victim's father told reporters. Earlier in July, another Indian student, Sai Surya Avinash Gadde, studying at Trine University, drowned at Barbervilley Falls in Albany, according to the Indian Consulate General in New York. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian student drowns in Toronto lake on birthday; family seeks help with body repatriation

Double trouble for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the parliament is set to resume shortly. The leader might potentially face litmus test in Parliament as early as today and by elections in regions that were a liberal stronghold till now. Watch in for more details!

Canada: Conservative party to pass a no confidence motion against Trudeau

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing growing calls from within his party to step aside. Canadian lawmaker Alexandra Mendès said that her constituents feel that Trudeau must step down after nearly 9 years at the top. Watch in for more details!

Canada: Liberal MP Alexandra Mendes calls for Trudeau's resignation

<p>President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday (Sep 6) made a fresh appeal to Western countries for letting the Ukrainian forces use long-range weapons for strikes deep inside Russia’s territory. Zelensky was attending a regular United States-hosted gathering of Ukraine's allies at Ramstein Air Base in Germany. He also lauded his forces for the ongoing Kursk offensive, saying long-range weapons would help it end the war earlier.</p>

<p>"We need to have this long-range capability not only on the occupied territory of Ukraine, but also on Russian territory, yes, so that Russia is motivated to seek peace," Zelensky said.</p>

<p>Ukraine has received long-range weapons from NATO nations in the past but with a caveat that they can’t be used to strike Russian territories. The Ukrainian president&nbsp;said, "Russia's attempts to draw red lines simply do not work."</p>

<p>US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said in the gathering that the Kursk offensive was an example of how Ukraine was working to seize the battlefield initiative.</p>

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<p>"The Kremlin's army of aggression is now on the defensive on its own turf," Austin said.</p>

<p>The US also announced a fresh $250 million security package for the war-torn country. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Germany vowed to provide Kyiv with an additional 12 self-propelled howitzers. Whereas, Canada declared it will send 80,840 surplus small unarmed air-to-surface rockets as well as 1,300 warheads in the coming months.</p>

<h2><strong>US charges five Russian officers</strong></h2>

<p>The US on Thursday charged five Russian military officers for 'conducting cyberattacks&nbsp;on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine ahead of launching the invasion more than two years ago.</p>

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<p>The US alleged that members of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency were involved in the campaign against Ukraine, named “Whispergate.”</p>

<h2><strong>Russian strikes on Pavlograd</strong></h2>

<p>Russia on Friday launched strikes on the Ukrainian central city of Pavlograd, killing at least one person and injuring more than 50.</p>

<p>The Friday attack came in a series of attacks that Russia has launched since Ukraine’s Kursk offensive began last month. Russian forces fired at least five ballistic missiles on Ukraine, claimed Ukraine’s Air Force.</p>

<p><em><strong>Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.</strong></em></p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday (Sep 6) made a fresh appeal to Western countries for letting the Ukrainian forces use long-range weapons for strikes deep inside Russia’s territory.

President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday (Sep 6) made a fresh appeal to Western countries for letting the Ukrainian forces use long-range weapons for strikes deep inside Russia’s territory. Zelensky was attending a regular United States-hosted gathering of Ukraine's allies at Ramstein Air Base in Germany. He also lauded his forces for the ongoing Kursk offensive, saying long-range weapons would help it end the war earlier. "We need to have this long-range capability not only on the occupied territory of Ukraine, but also on Russian territory, yes, so that Russia is motivated to seek peace," Zelensky said. Ukraine has received long-range weapons from NATO nations in the past but with a caveat that they can’t be used to strike Russian territories. The Ukrainian president said, "Russia's attempts to draw red lines simply do not work." US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said in the gathering that the Kursk offensive was an example of how Ukraine was working to seize the battlefield initiative. Also read: Russian President Putin says ‘friends’ India, China, Brazil could act as mediators in peace talks with Ukraine "The Kremlin's army of aggression is now on the defensive on its own turf," Austin said. The US also announced a fresh $250 million security package for the war-torn country. Meanwhile, Germany vowed to provide Kyiv with an additional 12 self-propelled howitzers. Whereas, Canada declared it will send 80,840 surplus small unarmed air-to-surface rockets as well as 1,300 warheads in the coming months. US charges five Russian officers The US on Thursday charged five Russian military officers for 'conducting cyberattacks on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine ahead of launching the invasion more than two years ago. Also read: Ukraine war: Kyiv plans to indefinitely hold Russian territory it seized, says Zelensky The US alleged that members of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency were involved in the campaign against Ukraine, named “Whispergate.” Russian strikes on Pavlograd Russia on Friday launched strikes on the Ukrainian central city of Pavlograd, killing at least one person and injuring more than 50. The Friday attack came in a series of attacks that Russia has launched since Ukraine’s Kursk offensive began last month. Russian forces fired at least five ballistic missiles on Ukraine, claimed Ukraine’s Air Force. Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

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Jagmeet Singh's New Democratic Party has withdrawn support from Justin Trudeau's government, leaving it in minority. Singh claims Trudeau and the Liberal Party have let down people. The Conservatives are calling for early elections. The NDP says it too is ready for elections. Will Justin Trudeau be forced to step down?

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has suffered an unexpected blow on Wednesday when the New Democratic Party which was helping him keep his minority liberal government in power withdrew its support. Watch in for more details!

Canada: Setback For Trudeau as key ally Jagmeet Singh withdraws support

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suffered an unexpected blow on Wednesday when new Democratic party which was helping him keep his minority liberal government in power withdrew its automatic support, forcing him to attempt to appease new allies to govern. Watch WION to know more.

Canada: Justin Trudeau government's key ally withdraws support

Canada PM suffers unexpected political blow

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suffered an unexpected blow on Wednesday (September 4) when the small political party helping keep his minority Liberal government in power withdrew its automatic support, forcing him to strike new alliances to govern.

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<p>Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's tense exchange with a steelworker is going viral across North America, The worker told Trudeau that policies of his government have left his family struggling to make ends meet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The footage of the exchange from a city in Ontario has surfaced on social media. In the video broadcasted by the CTV News, a worker declined to accept Trudeau's offer for doughnuts as he went on to complain about the high taxes and raised medical bills.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The 25 per cent tariffs we just brought in is going to help you out … that's going to keep your job," Trudeau told the man.</p>

<p>"What about the 40 per cent taxes I am paying? And I don't have a doctor," the employee of Algoma Steel replied.</p>

<p>Trudeau told the man about a purported multimillion-dollar investment from the Canadian government that he claimed would ensure he would have a job "for many years to come". The man then said that Trudeau would be voted out.</p>

<p>"That's what elections are for," Trudeau said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"I look forward to everyone exercising the right to vote. … We are going to invest in you and your job."</p>

<p>"I don't believe you for a second," the steelworker replied.</p>

<p>After Trudeau pointed to his government's initiative to help Canadians get dental care, the worker said that he believed unemployed Canadians had better access to affordable health care than he did. "Probably like my neighbour who doesn’t go to work because she’s lazy?" the steelworker asked.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Canada: Justin Trudeau's government survives no-confidence vote</strong></p>

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<p>"You know what? Most Canadians try to stick up for each other, and that’s what we've got to keep doing," Trudeau responded and wished the man good luck. The worker refused a handshake from Trudeau.</p>

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<p>Trudeau’s government has come under scrutiny amid a deep cost-of-the-living crisis in Canada. The prime minister, however, has remained optimistic. "Inflation came down last month, beating out expectations," he wrote in a Facebook post on July 17. "But, until Canadians can feel that relief in their wallets, at the grocery store, and on their mortgages, the job’s not done."</p>

<p>Canada is scheduled to go to the polls on October 20, 2025.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's tense exchange with a steelworker is going viral across North America, The worker told Trudeau that policies of his government have left his family struggling to make ends meet.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's tense exchange with a steelworker is going viral across North America, The worker told Trudeau that policies of his government have left his family struggling to make ends meet. The footage of the exchange from a city in Ontario has surfaced on social media. In the video broadcasted by the CTV News, a worker declined to accept Trudeau's offer for doughnuts as he went on to complain about the high taxes and raised medical bills. "The 25 per cent tariffs we just brought in is going to help you out … that's going to keep your job," Trudeau told the man. "What about the 40 per cent taxes I am paying? And I don't have a doctor," the employee of Algoma Steel replied. Trudeau told the man about a purported multimillion-dollar investment from the Canadian government that he claimed would ensure he would have a job "for many years to come". The man then said that Trudeau would be voted out. "That's what elections are for," Trudeau said. Also read | Canada pulls off a Pakistan act, holds 'moment of silence' for terrorist Hardeep Nijjar in parliament "I look forward to everyone exercising the right to vote. … We are going to invest in you and your job." "I don't believe you for a second," the steelworker replied. After Trudeau pointed to his government's initiative to help Canadians get dental care, the worker said that he believed unemployed Canadians had better access to affordable health care than he did. "Probably like my neighbour who doesn’t go to work because she’s lazy?" the steelworker asked. Also watch | Canada: Justin Trudeau's government survives no-confidence vote × "You know what? Most Canadians try to stick up for each other, and that’s what we've got to keep doing," Trudeau responded and wished the man good luck. The worker refused a handshake from Trudeau. Castro Jr having a bad day pic.twitter.com/RcjeU2lCaa — Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸 (@KarluskaP) September 1, 2024 × Trudeau’s government has come under scrutiny amid a deep cost-of-the-living crisis in Canada. The prime minister, however, has remained optimistic. "Inflation came down last month, beating out expectations," he wrote in a Facebook post on July 17. "But, until Canadians can feel that relief in their wallets, at the grocery store, and on their mortgages, the job’s not done." Canada is scheduled to go to the polls on October 20, 2025. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>An all-time high number of undocumented Indians are crossing over from Canada to the United States, The Indian Express reported. The report added that the unusual spike has placed Canada's visa screening process under the lens. This is further complicated by the concerns over Canada-bound Indian passengers seeking asylum in the United Kingdom while in transit.</p>

<h2><strong>Undocumented Indians' bid to enter the US: What is the situation?</strong></h2>

<p>According to the latest US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data, an all-time high of 5,152 undocumented Indians entered the US from Canada on foot this June alone.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The monthly number of Indians entering the US from Canada has surpassed those crossing over from the Mexico route since December 2023.</p>

<p>At about 9,000 km in length, the US-Canada border is the longest open border in the world. The number of undocumented Indians using this route has surpassed the number of such entries from the more conventional path of using the Mexico border route.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Gravitas: Controversial U.S. Immigration policy Title 42 ends</strong></p>

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<p>The Indian Express report cited that data to point out that the number of Indians caught at the US-Canada border between January and June 2024 has increased by 47 per cent — there were 3,733 incidents — compared to 2,548 last year for the same period.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The rise in unauthorised Indian migration has made Indians the third-largest group of undocumented immigrants in the US.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to a Pew Research report, there were about 725,000 undocumented Indian nationals in the United States in 2021.</p>

<h2><strong>Why Canada?</strong></h2>

<p>An immigration consultant registered with the Canada Regulatory Council told Indian Express, "Canada offers the ideal combination of an accessible visa and a soft border. It’s a much safer option than taking one of those ‘dunki’ (illegal) routes via West Asia, Africa or the Caribbean, to join the crowd waiting to cross the heavily guarded Mexico border."</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


An all-time high number of undocumented Indians are crossing over from Canada to the United States, The Indian Express reported. The report added that the unusual spike has placed Canada's visa screening process under the lens.

An all-time high number of undocumented Indians are crossing over from Canada to the United States, The Indian Express reported. The report added that the unusual spike has placed Canada's visa screening process under the lens. This is further complicated by the concerns over Canada-bound Indian passengers seeking asylum in the United Kingdom while in transit. Undocumented Indians' bid to enter the US: What is the situation? According to the latest US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data, an all-time high of 5,152 undocumented Indians entered the US from Canada on foot this June alone. Also read | Indians protest against changes in Canada's immigration policy The monthly number of Indians entering the US from Canada has surpassed those crossing over from the Mexico route since December 2023. At about 9,000 km in length, the US-Canada border is the longest open border in the world. The number of undocumented Indians using this route has surpassed the number of such entries from the more conventional path of using the Mexico border route. Also watch | Gravitas: Controversial U.S. Immigration policy Title 42 ends × The Indian Express report cited that data to point out that the number of Indians caught at the US-Canada border between January and June 2024 has increased by 47 per cent — there were 3,733 incidents — compared to 2,548 last year for the same period. The rise in unauthorised Indian migration has made Indians the third-largest group of undocumented immigrants in the US. According to a Pew Research report, there were about 725,000 undocumented Indian nationals in the United States in 2021. Why Canada? An immigration consultant registered with the Canada Regulatory Council told Indian Express, "Canada offers the ideal combination of an accessible visa and a soft border. It’s a much safer option than taking one of those ‘dunki’ (illegal) routes via West Asia, Africa or the Caribbean, to join the crowd waiting to cross the heavily guarded Mexico border." (With inputs from agencies)

Record number of undocumented Indians enter US through Canada route: Report

<p>In another assassination float, the pro-Khalistan radical group&nbsp;in Canada, on Saturday, took out rallies to honour and commemorate the assassin of then Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh in 1995.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As August 31 marked the 29th anniversary of former Punjab CM Beant Singh's assassination by Khalistani terrorists, the pro-Khalistani elements took the floats to the Indian Consulate in Vancouver, depicting the assassination in a bombed car, splashed with blood and with CM's photographs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Beanta Bombed to Death,”&nbsp;the float read, while also paying homage to his killer Dilawar Singh Babbar, the suicide bomber.</p>

<p>Beant Singh was killed on August 31, 1995. Meanwhile, his appointment as Punjab CM came at a time when Punjab was witnessing increased instability.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Saturday, a similar rally was held in Toronto. It was led by Inderjeet Singh Gosal, who described campaigners for the so-called Khalistan Referendum as "offspring" of Dilawar Singh.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Similar parade held in June</strong>&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Earlier in June also, another assassination float was taken out in Brampton in the Greater Toronto Area, featuring an effigy of Indira Gandhi as she was assassinated by her two Sikh bodyguards.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/canada-khalistan-supporters-disrupt-indian-independence-day-celebrations-751274"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;Canada: Khalistan supporters disrupt Indian Independence Day celebrations</strong></a></p>

<p>The parade was allegedly organised by pro-Khalistani supporters on June 9, days before the 39th anniversary of 'Operation Bluestar'.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Operation Bluestar was an Indian armed forces operation, carried out to remove Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and other Sikh militants from the Golden Temple, Amritsar, in 1984. Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her bodyguards months after the military operation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The posters at the parade, also stated, "her punishment" had been "delivered" on October 31, 1984, the date of the assassination.</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Canadian politicians slam extremists glorifying Indira Gandhi`s assassination</strong>&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>India's response&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>After this, the Indian High Commission in Ottawa sent a note expressing displeasure to Global Affairs Canada, the Canadian foreign ministry, stating, “You cannot exceed freedom of expression like this, glorifying the assassination of the leader of a democratic nation,” an Indian official said on condition of anonymity.</p>

<p>India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also said that the incident was not good for the India-Canada relationship.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;</em></p>


In another assassination float, the pro-Khalistan radical group in Canada, on Saturday, took out rallies to honour and commemorate the assassin of then Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh in 1995.

In another assassination float, the pro-Khalistan radical group in Canada, on Saturday, took out rallies to honour and commemorate the assassin of then Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh in 1995. As August 31 marked the 29th anniversary of former Punjab CM Beant Singh's assassination by Khalistani terrorists, the pro-Khalistani elements took the floats to the Indian Consulate in Vancouver, depicting the assassination in a bombed car, splashed with blood and with CM's photographs. “Beanta Bombed to Death,” the float read, while also paying homage to his killer Dilawar Singh Babbar, the suicide bomber. Beant Singh was killed on August 31, 1995. Meanwhile, his appointment as Punjab CM came at a time when Punjab was witnessing increased instability. On Saturday, a similar rally was held in Toronto. It was led by Inderjeet Singh Gosal, who described campaigners for the so-called Khalistan Referendum as "offspring" of Dilawar Singh. Similar parade held in June Earlier in June also, another assassination float was taken out in Brampton in the Greater Toronto Area, featuring an effigy of Indira Gandhi as she was assassinated by her two Sikh bodyguards. Also read: Canada: Khalistan supporters disrupt Indian Independence Day celebrations The parade was allegedly organised by pro-Khalistani supporters on June 9, days before the 39th anniversary of 'Operation Bluestar'. Operation Bluestar was an Indian armed forces operation, carried out to remove Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and other Sikh militants from the Golden Temple, Amritsar, in 1984. Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her bodyguards months after the military operation. The posters at the parade, also stated, "her punishment" had been "delivered" on October 31, 1984, the date of the assassination. Watch | Canadian politicians slam extremists glorifying Indira Gandhi`s assassination × India's response After this, the Indian High Commission in Ottawa sent a note expressing displeasure to Global Affairs Canada, the Canadian foreign ministry, stating, “You cannot exceed freedom of expression like this, glorifying the assassination of the leader of a democratic nation,” an Indian official said on condition of anonymity. India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also said that the incident was not good for the India-Canada relationship. (With inputs from agencies)

Canada: Pro-Khalistan group honours former Punjab CM Beant Singh's assassin at rally

#Gravitas | As per reports, Canadian provinces such as British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, and Prince Edward Island witnessed protests by Indian students and workers. The crux of this crisis lies in the recent policy changes that have reportedly slashed permanent residency nominations in Canada by 25% leaving many students in a precarious position including facing the prospect of deportation.

Indians protest against changes in Canada's immigration policy

The 2023 Canadian forest fires have been extreme in scale and intensity with more than seven times the average annual area burned compared to the previous four decades. This is according to a new study published in journal nature which also say that it has emitted more greenhouse gases than some of the largest emitting countries.

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