The Diplomatic row that started with Canada alleging India's role in the murder of a khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar shows no signs of easing. The Canadian Prime Minister made the accusations against India publicly but Six Days on Canada has yet to provide any evidence to back those claims resulting in strained ties between the two countries.

US Envoy: Shared intel from Five Eyes informed Trudeau of possible India hand

Canadian PM is facing a storm of criticism. Trudeau's own party member is now backlashing against him. Canadian MP Chandra Arya held the government responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists.

Member of Trudeau's party slams government for inaction against Pannun's hate video

Social media is buzzing with a viral video where Canadians are seen protesting outside the Toronto hotel hosting a meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with banners and loudspeakers.

Viral video: Canadians holler Trudeau and Zelensky, protest $650 million aid to Ukraine

In recent times, India-Canada relations have taken a hit, leading to diplomatic tensions and concerns. But what does this mean for the thousands of Indian students studying in Canada and the Canadian economy? We decode in this report.

India-Canada: Impact on students and economy

In the annals of history, two decades henceforth, Justin Trudeau's diplomatic blunder with India shall serve as a cautionary tale, a veritable masterclass on how to shatter international relations with the subtlety of a wrecking ball.

Justin Trudeau, if Khalistanis seek a homeland in Canada, will you allow it? May be you should

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has doubled down on his claims of Indian govt link to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar but without any proof. Meanwhile, his popularity seems to have dipped as a new poll reveals that a majority of Canadians prefer the Conservative Party's Pierre Poilievre over Trudeau.

Gravitas: Canadians want Trudeau to go? What new poll reveals amid Canada-India tensions

Amid escalating tensions between the government of Justin Trudeau and India, a new Ipsos poll has revealed that the majority of Canadians now want the Canadian prime minister to step down.

New poll shows most Canadians want Trudeau to go, prefer Poilievre as PM

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday (September 21) called on India to cooperate with an investigation into the murder of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia and said Canada would not release its evidence.

Canada's Justin Trudeau makes big statement on Khalistan row with India | Ignores Indian reporters

The India-Canada tensions continue to escalate. The row started with Trudeau pointing fingers at India.

What is the 'Five-Eye' alliance that backs Canada in probing allegations against India?

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- The Canadian Prime Minister continues to serve through troubled water as the latest polls show his rival outperforming him.

Canadian PM Trudeau's conservative rival outperforms him in latest poll

After Justin Trudeau linked the killing of Khalistani Terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada to India, another Khalistani terrorist Sukhdool Singh was killed on Canadian soil amidst a fiery inter-gang rivalry. Finally, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau breaks his silence about the issue. Let's hear what he has to say.

Gravitas: 'I had a direct & frank conversation with PM Modi,' says Trudeau

After Justin Trudeau linked the killing of Khalistani Terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada to India, another Khalistani terrorist Sukhdool Singh was killed on Canadian soil amidst a fiery inter-gang rivalry. Two rival gangs have stepped up to claim responsibility for this audacious act, but Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has chosen silence at this crucial juncture. It raises questions about whether Trudeau has become a guardian of gangsters and highlights the concerning presence of Khalistani gangsters and their activities in Canada.

Gravitas: Another Khalistani Terrorist shot dead in Canada | Why is PM Trudeau mute now?

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, is favored by 41% of respondents in an Ipsos survey to be the prime minister of Canada. Support for Trudeau is still 31%.

Canada: Conservative rival outperforms Trudeau in latest poll

As India and Canada face a diplomatic row and India suspends visa services for Canadians amid heightened tensions.

India-Canada diplomatic row escalates: Wanted in India, living in Canada

India-Canada ties hit rock-bottom: 'Allegations are politically driven'

Amid the deepening diplomatic divide between India and Canada, New Delhi raises concerns about the ongoing developments related to the killing of Khalistani terrorists in Ottawa and tagged the allegations as politically motivated. New Delhi also asked Canada to share proof of its allegations.

New Delhi: Canada a safe haven for terrorists

As tensions brew between India and Canada over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, WION reached out to Dr Vivek Mishra, a Fellow with ORF's Strategic Studies Programme, to dissect the situation and offer a nuanced perspective on Canada's stance regarding the Khalistani movement and its broader implications.

Trudeau playing vote bank politics, Canada meddling in India's affairs: Expert rips into Ottawa

As India and Canada face a diplomatic row and India suspends visa services for Canadians amid heightened tensions. Indian Foreign Ministry's Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi gives a press conference to further clarify any lingering doubts.

India-Canada diplomatic row escalates: Indian visa services in Canada suspended

In this episode, we delve into the fallout from Trudeau's risky Khalistan gamble. With no arrests made and no proof presented so far, Canada finds itself isolated on the world stage as allies snub PM, Justin Trudeau, following the shocking allegations linking Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar's death in Canada to the Indian govt. Watch this video for the latest developments in this international diplomatic crisis.

Gravitas: Trudeau's gamble boomerangs as allies snub Canada after India shocker

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reportedly staged a drama in India ahead of the G20 Summit and refused to stay in the presidential suite allotted to him adhering to security protocols of the summit.

Trudeau staged drama in India over presidential suite ahead of G20: Report

Applicants for Canadian PR (Permanent Residency), educational consultants working with Canada, and those interested in studying abroad succumb to anxiety as Indo-Canadian ties continue to deteriorate, The Indian Express reported.

Anxiety builds among Indian students and residents going to Canada as relations deteriorate

Conservative Party leader, Pierre Poilievre, on Wednesday said that PM Justin Trudeau needs to provide all the facts on his allegations connecting Indian government agents with the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Indians urged to exercise caution in Canada

India tells citizens to exercise caution as ties with Canada worsens

India has strongly expressed objection and questioned Canada's leniency toward supporters of Khalistan after PM Justin Trudeau linked the death of a terrorist in Canada to India. Relations between India and Canada have hit a new low after Trudeau claimed there was evidence to suggest India’s involvement in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a designated terrorist.

Gravitas: Trudeau Links India to Khalistani Terrorist's Killing | India's Bold Retaliation

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