Canada’s economy has delivered a strong surprise, posting a sharp GDP rebound in the third quarter. The turnaround comes after months of trade-war damage and a major drop in exports earlier this year. The latest data show housing and government spending are now doing most of the heavy lifting. Here’s what’s behind the sudden bounce.

Housing, Government Spending Drive Canada's Growth Rebound

A grizzly bear mauled a group of schoolchildren and teachers on a walking trail in British Columbia, Canada, on Thursday afternoon, leaving 4 people injured and sparking an armed search in the remote area.


Grizzly Bear Attacks School Group in Remote Canadian Wilderness, Injuring 4

Canada has been awarded the “Fossil of the Day” for its recent climate policies, highlighting criticism over its efforts to combat climate change. Environmental groups use the award to spotlight countries perceived as falling short on reducing emissions and taking meaningful climate action.

Canada Receives Fossil of the Day Award for Fighting Climate Change

Canada has officially lost its measles elimination status following a deadly year-long outbreak. Over 5,000 cases have been reported in 2025, including the tragic deaths of two newborns.

Health officials warn that measles is spreading among unvaccinated communities, fueled by vaccine resistance. Authorities are urging Canadians to catch up on immunizations and strengthen public health measures to curb the outbreak.

Canada Loses Measles-free Status After Deadly Outbreak; Vaccination Coverage Falls

Toronto is under a special weather statement as Environment Canada warns of 2 to 10 cm of snow beginning Sunday morning. The GTA could face reduced visibility, slippery roads, and slushy conditions as temperatures plunge from 11°C to near freezing. Meteorologists say this marks the city’s first taste of winter — with more cold and possible flurries ahead next week.

Winter Arrives Early: Toronto Braces for Up to 10 cm of Snow This Weekend

Prince Harry has publicly apologised to Canada after sparking outrage for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap during the World Series game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Duke of Sussex joked he was “under duress” when he wore the Dodgers cap, explaining that it was “the polite thing to do” after being invited by the team’s owner.
Canadian fans weren’t amused — calling it a snub to their only national baseball team.
In a CTV interview, Harry made amends, wearing a Blue Jays cap and promising to “root for Toronto from now on.”



Prince Harry Apologises To Canada For Wearing Dodgers Cap 'Under Duress' At World Series Game

Prince Harry has publicly apologised to Canada after sparking outrage for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap during the World Series game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Duke of Sussex joked he was “under duress” when he wore the Dodgers cap, explaining that it was “the polite thing to do” after being invited by the team’s owner.
Canadian fans weren’t amused — calling it a snub to their only national baseball team.
In a CTV interview, Harry made amends, wearing a Blue Jays cap and promising to “root for Toronto from now on.”


Prince Harry Apologises To Canada For Wearing LA Dodgers Cap

Amid increasing racist attacks towards Indians, a new video surfaced on social media showing an Indian man being assaulted by a Canadian individual inside a fast-food outlet in Toronto. The clip has gone viral on social media, sparking debate online. While most people expressed outrage on social media, some users also fueled hate by making racist comments against the man who was assaulted.In the video, which reportedly took place near a ‘Mobile Order Pick-Up’ counter inside a McDonald’s, a man wearing a Toronto Blue Jays jacket can be seen walking towards another man, who seemed to be of Indian origin. The Canadian man then suddenly raged and threw his phone aside. Moments later, the man can be seen advancing towards the Indian man, then shoving him and grabbing him by the collar in an intoxicated state.In a heated exchange, the Canadian man accuses the man of “acting superior”. To this, the Indian responds by saying, “You might get yourself in trouble.”“What did you say to me?” the aggressor responds. Soon, the altercation turns physical and the Canadian man can be seen pushing the Indian man, confronting him. While the Indian man does not retaliate against the assaulter, staff members and bystanders urge them to take the dispute outside the restaurant. However, when the Canadian man does not stop, he is escorted out of the premises.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">A shocking video has surfaced showing a drunk Canadian man attacking an Indian man simply because he believes the Indian is acting superior. Until Indians abroad stand up to bullies like this, they will be run over again and again and remain easy targets. Don’t let fear silence… <a href="https://t.co/JwtZ0ghYrh">pic.twitter.com/JwtZ0ghYrh</a>&mdash; Meru (@MeruOnX) <a href="https://twitter.com/MeruOnX/status/1985229497315041425?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 3, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Netizens react</h2>The social media comments sections in the video were flooded with mixed reactions. While some defended the Indian man, condemning the assault, some still defended the violent attack.“Why hasn’t this guy been identified yet?” One user questioned. Another said, “This is still unacceptable and I agree we have an immigration problem but this type of behavior is pathetic.” A third wrote, “This is absolutely unacceptable and deeply disturbing. Hate and racism have no place anywhere. I hope the authorities are investigating this incident thoroughly and taking appropriate action against the attacker. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected.”However, several users wrote racist comments telling the Indian man to “go back to his country.” One user said, “You're not welcome here. Don't come.” Another said, “Move back to India, no one f***ing wants you here.”

The social media comments sections in the video were flooded with mixed reactions. While some defended the Indian man, condemning the assault, some still defended the violent attack.

Amid increasing racist attacks towards Indians, a new video surfaced on social media showing an Indian man being assaulted by a Canadian individual inside a fast-food outlet in Toronto. The clip has gone viral on social media, sparking debate online. While most people expressed outrage on social media, some users also fueled hate by making racist comments against the man who was assaulted. In the video, which reportedly took place near a ‘Mobile Order Pick-Up’ counter inside a McDonald’s, a man wearing a Toronto Blue Jays jacket can be seen walking towards another man, who seemed to be of Indian origin. The Canadian man then suddenly raged and threw his phone aside. Moments later, the man can be seen advancing towards the Indian man, then shoving him and grabbing him by the collar in an intoxicated state. In a heated exchange, the Canadian man accuses the man of “acting superior”. To this, the Indian responds by saying, “You might get yourself in trouble.” “What did you say to me?” the aggressor responds. Soon, the altercation turns physical and the Canadian man can be seen pushing the Indian man, confronting him. While the Indian man does not retaliate against the assaulter, staff members and bystanders urge them to take the dispute outside the restaurant. However, when the Canadian man does not stop, he is escorted out of the premises.

The social media comments sections in the video were flooded with mixed reactions. While some defended the Indian man, condemning the assault, some still defended the violent attack.

‘Move back to India’: Racist attack on Indian man in Canada sparks debate online

It’s a harsh reality check for thousands of Indian students dreaming of studying in Canada. What was once one of the most popular destinations for higher education has now become one of the toughest countries for student visas.
According to recent reports, Canada rejected nearly 74% of Indian study permit applications in August 2025, signaling a deepening rift amid diplomatic tensions and growing concerns about immigration fraud.
Watch this video to understand why rejection rates are soaring, how this impacts Indian students abroad, and what it means for the future of Indo-Canadian relations.

Canada Rejects 74% Of Indian Study Permits In August

Tensions are once again flaring between Washington and Ottawa. President Trump ruled out trade talks with Canada again on Friday. That is a major blow to efforts at easing tariff tensions between the North American trading partners.

Trump tariff war: Canada ready to resume talks, but US stands firm

Tensions are once again flaring between Washington and Ottawa.
President trump ruled out trade talks with Canada again on Friday.
That is a major blow to efforts at easing tariff tensions between the north American trading partners.

Trump Says No Trade Talks With Canada 

Canada is reportedly considering scrapping additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle (EV) imports, diverging from the US approach.

The Ottawa government is considering eliminating the 100 percent tariff on Chinese EV imports, aligning with China on the EV issue, according to a report by The Wire China on October 26.

APEC Summit: Canada Eyes Trade Talks With China, Scrapping Tariffs On Chinese EVs

The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has shot dead an Indian-origin industrialist in Canada after he refused to pay extortion money. The incident took place on Monday (October 27).

Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Claims Killing Industrialist in Canada

Mark Carney begins his first trip to Asia as Canadian prime minister at the weekend, hoping the region can help him cut his country’s economic dependence on the US by doubling its trade with the rest of the world.


Mark Carney begins first visit to reset trade and security ties 

Mark Carney begins his first trip to Asia as Canadian prime minister at the weekend, hoping the region can help him cut his country’s economic dependence on the US by doubling its trade with the rest of the world.

Carney Begins First Asia Visit, Seeks To Ease Dependence on US Amid Growing Rifts

Canada-U.S. Trade War:  U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly ended all trade negotiations with Canada following a provocative advertisement aired by the Ontario government. The ad featured excerpts from a 1987 speech by former President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs and trade barriers, which Trump claimed was misused to interfere with a pending U.S. Supreme Court case on his tariff powers.

Trump Pulls Plug on Canada Trade Talks After Ontario Ad Uproar

Trump Halts Canada-U.S. Trade Talks After Ontario’s Anti-Tariff Ad Sparks Tensions

Canada-U.S. Trade War: Trump Cancels Canada Talks, Cites Ontario's Tariff Ad Ire

U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly cut off trade talks with Canada after Ontario released an anti-tariff ad campaign criticizing U.S. protectionist policies. In a fiery response, Trump invoked Ronald Reagan’s legacy to defend his America-first trade stance, accusing Canadian leaders of hypocrisy. The move threatens to escalate tensions between two of North America’s closest trading partners and could reshape the future of cross-border trade relations.

U.S. President Trump Hits Back at Ontario's Anti-Tariff Ad Using Reagan

U.S.-Canada: President Donald Trump announced the immediate termination of all trade negotiations with Canada, triggered by a TV advertisement aired by Ontario that criticized U.S. tariffs. The ad featured audio of former President Ronald Reagan warning about the negative effects of tariffs. Trump called the advertisement “egregious behavior” aimed at influencing a U.S. Supreme Court case on tariff legality and emphasized that tariffs are crucial for America’s national security and economy. 


U.S.-Canada: Donald Trump Ends All Trade Talks with Canada Over Controversial TV Ad 

Tensions between India and Canada continue to escalate as India officially raises concerns about proscribed groups operating on Canadian soil, threatening the safety of Indian nationals. Reports suggest that many Indians in Canada are feeling unsafe, especially amid rising pro-Khalistan activities.

Indians Feeling Unsafe in Canada | India Raises Concern Over Extremist Groups

Diwali 2025 is being celebrated with grandeur across the world, as global leaders from the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond send their warm wishes to Indian communities. From iconic landmarks lit up to cultural events held worldwide, the Festival of Lights has once again united people across nations.

Diwali 2025: Festivities In Full-Swing Across India! 

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian President Mark Carney held a warm, seemingly upbeat meeting at the White House. While both leaders smiled for the cameras, the discussions failed to yield any major trade breakthroughs. Carney, who has praised Trump’s “transformative diplomacy,” left Washington without securing the key trade deals Ottawa was hoping for.

Trump-Carney Jovial Meet, But No Breakthrough on Trade

US President Donald Trump meets Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in a key bilateral discussion. The two leaders are expected to address trade, border security, energy cooperation, and global economic challenges. This meeting comes amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and renewed focus on North American partnerships. Stay tuned for live updates, expert analysis, and key takeaways from the Trump–Carney talks.

Trump-Mark Carney Meeting: US President Trump Meets Canadian PM Mark Carney 

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets US President Donald Trump in Washington, as US-Canada relations reach a historic low. With tensions simmering over tariffs and trade, Carney is expected to push for relief on steel and aluminium duties before the critical USMCA review next year. But can he secure concessions?

Canadian PM Meets Trump Amid Deepening U.S-Canada Tensions | Trade & Tariffs on Agenda

Freshwater is essential for a nation's health, food, and future. Brazil, Russia, Canada, the US, and China lead the world in total natural freshwater reserves, shaping global access to water, agriculture, and sustainability.

Freshwater is essential for a nation's health, food, and future. Brazil, Russia, Canada, the US, and China lead the world in total natural freshwater reserves, shaping global access to water, agriculture, and sustainability.

Top 5 countries richest in freshwater reserves

BREAKING | Trump to Canada: Why Don't You Become 51st US State?

Trump resumes Canada taunt about becoming 51st state

Canada popped back into Trump’s head when he brought up the Golden Dome missile defense program he wants to build to protect the United States.

Trump said Canada called him recently asking to be covered by the proposed missile shield.

“They want to be a part of it,” he said. “I said, ‘Why don’t you just join our country, become the 51st state and you get it for free.’”


BREAKING | Trump to Canada: Why Don't You Become 51st US State?

Canada has listed India's Bishnoi gang as a terrorist entity, allowing the federal government to seize property and freeze money owned by the group in the country.

Canada Declares Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Terrorist Entity Amid Carney's Reset In India Ties

The government of Canada has listed the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist entity, following calls from Conservative and NDP politicians. Canada’s Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, announced on Monday that the Government of Canada has listed the Bishnoi Gang as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code. A press release issued by the Ministry of Public Safety said that the gang had met the legal definition of a terrorist group, adding that its activities “target specific communities to create a climate of fear and intimidation." The Bishnoi Gang, named after its leader Lawrence Bishnoi, has been linked to a number of high-profile criminal activities, including extortion, smuggling, and murder both in India and abroad. The gang has increasingly come under international scrutiny in recent years.&nbsp;“Every person in Canada has the right to feel safe in their home and community and as a government it is our fundamental responsibility to protect them. Specific communities have been targeted for terror, violence and intimidation by the Bishnoi Gang. Listing this group of criminal terrorists gives us more powerful and effective tools to confront and put a stop to their crimes,” said Anandasangaree.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Today, our government listed the Bishnoi Gang as a terrorist entity. Violence, terror, and the intimidation of communities will never be tolerated in Canada. We’re taking action to combat these threats: <a href="https://t.co/LO49Bhxg7F">https://t.co/LO49Bhxg7F</a>&mdash; Gary Anandasangaree (@gary_srp) <a href="https://twitter.com/gary_srp/status/1972644828270956700?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 29, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;“The Bishnoi Gang is a transnational criminal organization operating primarily out of India. They have a presence in Canada and are active in areas with significant diaspora communities. The Bishnoi Gang engages in murder, shootings and arson, and generates terror through extortion and intimidation. They create a climate of insecurity in these communities by targeting them, their prominent community members, businesses, and cultural figures. Listing the Bishnoi Gang will help Canadian security, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies in combatting their crimes and making communities safer,” then ministry said.&nbsp;&nbsp;“The Bishnoi Gang has met the definition of a “terrorist group” under Canada’s Criminal Code. A terrorist listing means anything owned by that group in Canada, property, vehicles, money can be frozen or seized and gives Canadian law enforcement more tools to prosecute terrorist offences, including those related to financing, travel and recruitment,” said a release issued by the Ministry of Public Safety.&nbsp;&nbsp;Acts of violence and terror have no place in Canada, especially those that target specific communities to create a climate of fear and intimidation, it added.&nbsp;After the listing, now it will be a criminal offence for anyone in Canada and Canadians abroad to knowingly deal with any property owned or controlled by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Moreover, directly or indirectly providing property knowing that it will be used by or benefit the gang will also amount to an offence. The Criminal Code listing can now be used by immigration and border officials to inform decisions on admissibility to Canada under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A terrorist listing means anything owned by that group in Canada, property, vehicles, money can be frozen or seized and gives Canadian law enforcement more tools to prosecute terrorist offences, including those related to financing, travel and recruitment, said the Ministry of Public Safety.

The government of Canada has listed the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist entity, following calls from Conservative and NDP politicians. Canada’s Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, announced on Monday that the Government of Canada has listed the Bishnoi Gang as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code. A press release issued by the Ministry of Public Safety said that the gang had met the legal definition of a terrorist group, adding that its activities “target specific communities to create a climate of fear and intimidation." The Bishnoi Gang, named after its leader Lawrence Bishnoi, has been linked to a number of high-profile criminal activities, including extortion, smuggling, and murder both in India and abroad. The gang has increasingly come under international scrutiny in recent years. “Every person in Canada has the right to feel safe in their home and community and as a government it is our fundamental responsibility to protect them. Specific communities have been targeted for terror, violence and intimidation by the Bishnoi Gang. Listing this group of criminal terrorists gives us more powerful and effective tools to confront and put a stop to their crimes,” said Anandasangaree.

A terrorist listing means anything owned by that group in Canada, property, vehicles, money can be frozen or seized and gives Canadian law enforcement more tools to prosecute terrorist offences, including those related to financing, travel and recruitment, said the Ministry of Public Safety.

Canadian government lists Lawrence Bishnoi gang as ‘terrorist entity’

Irish Rap Group Kneecap Have Been Banned From Entering Canada

Irish rap group Kneecap have been banned from entering Canada ahead of their tour of the country on the grounds of alleged “hate speech” and “glorification of terrorism.”


Irish Rap Group Kneecap Have Been Banned From Entering Canada

The U.S. has issued a stark warning to Canada over its possible decision to cancel the F-35 fighter jet deal. As Ottawa reviews its $19B order for 88 jets, American officials say pulling out could harm NORAD interoperability and spark broader consequences. With growing diplomatic tensions between the two allies and Canada's defense review due by Sept. 22, all eyes are now on Prime Minister Mark Carney's final decision.

U.S. warns Canada over F-35 exit: 'Expect consequences'

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