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.

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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.

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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

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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’

Canada: Canadian authorities have taken into custody 36-year-old Inderjit Singh Gosal, a key organizer for the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) group and associate of designated terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, on multiple counts involving possession of unlicensed firearms.


Canada: Khalistani Extremist Inderjit Singh Gosal Arrested in Canada Over Firearms 

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'

According to data from Worldometer, here's a look at the top five largest countries in the world by area. This list includes the likes of Russia, China, and the United States. Did your nation make the cut? Check it out.

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The Toronto International Film Festival kicked off an event that’s meant to celebrate the Canadian titles in this year’s lineup by apologising for pulling and then reinstating a documentary about a retired Israeli general’s rescue mission during the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7, 2023.


Canada: TIFF apologises for mishandling controversial film 

With 66,000 jobs lost in august, Canada's unemployment rate nearly hit a level not seen since 2016. Employment fell across several industries, especially some of those most exposed to tariffs.



Canada's Jobless Rate Near Its Highest Point Since 2016 | WION

Canada has raised concerns over fundraising activities linked to Khalistani extremist groups. Authorities are monitoring financial networks to curb support for separatist movements, aiming to maintain national security and prevent the spread of extremist ideologies.


Canada: Reports reveal Khalistani groups exploit charity sector

A man killed his sister and injured seven others in a mass stabbing at a First Nation reserve in Canada before dying in a collision with a police car, authorities said Thursday. The Mounties identified the attacker as 26-year-old Tyrone Simard and said he killed his 18-year-old sister.



Canada Mass Stabbing: Man Kills Sister and Injures Seven Others, Later Dies in Car Collision | WION

Six months into steep US Tariffs,  businesses are still struggling to price their products.  A North Carolina company importing copper and brass goods says uncertainty over duties has left retailers and suppliers at a standstill. 
 

 50% Tariffs On Copper, Indian Goods Hit Small US Firms  

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Kyiv on Sunday to join Ukraine’s Independence Day celebrations, as global leaders renewed calls to end the war with Russia.

Canadian PM Mark Carney Arrives in Kyiv on Ukraine’s Independence Day 

Air Canada flight attendants have announced they will continue their strike, defying the airline’s plan to resume flights.


Air Canada Strike: Air Canada Pushes Back Plan to Restart Flights Until Monday Evening

Air Canada Flight Attendants Stay on Strike Despite Airline Resuming Flights

Air Canada flight attendants have announced they will continue their strike, defying the government’s back-to-work order.


Air Canada Attendants Continue Strike, Defy Back-to-Work Order 

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