WorldSep 04, 2026
275 Indians Still Missing After Severe Floods Along Nepal-Tibet Border
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has said that 275 Indian nationals remain missing following severe floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, while 166 others have been safely rescued.
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said 1,907 Indian nationals have safely reached Nepal from China.
According to Nepalese authorities, the death toll from the floods has risen to 1,295, while around 5,000 people remain missing. Emergency teams have so far rescued more than 12,000 people.
India has sent nearly 95 tonnes of relief material to Nepal through seven aircraft to support relief operations. In addition,
CanadaSep 04, 2026
Poilievre Blasts Liberal Government Over 42,000 Jobs Lost in August
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal government after Statistics Canada reported that Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August.
Poilievre called the job losses deeply concerning, blaming what he described as high taxes, red tape and unnecessary bureaucracy under the Liberal government for restricting employment opportunities across the country.
He urged the government to adopt the Conservatives’ economic action plan, including immediately approving 500 major development projects currently awaiting permits.
Poilievre also repeated his call to
CanadaSep 04, 2026
Canada Could Face 5°C Warming by Century’s End, New Climate Report Warns
Canada could face significantly warmer and more extreme weather in the coming decades, according to the newly released second edition of Canada’s Changing Climate Report. The report projects that under a pathway broadly consistent with current global climate policies, Canada’s average temperature could rise by about 5°C by the end of the century compared with the 1850–1900 period.
The report warns that much of Nunavut could experience more than 10°C of warming during winter, while glaciers in western Canada could lose more than 75 per cent of their mass. Heavy precipitation is also exp
BCSep 04, 2026
Stabbing at Abbotsford Gas Station Parking Lot Leaves 49-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured
A 49-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing at a gas station parking lot in Abbotsford on Thursday evening.
According to Abbotsford Police, the incident occurred around 5:30 p.m. in the 1900 block of McCallum Road. First responders attended the scene and provided medical assistance to the victim before he was taken to hospital in serious condition.
Police later said the man’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.
A 28-year-old suspect was arrested near the scene. Police said the suspect has a previous criminal history and is known to authorities.
The motive behind the atta
BCSep 04, 2026
29-Year-Old Arrested After Three Suspected Fires Near Highway 99
A 29-year-old man has been arrested in connection with three suspected fires reported along Highway 99 between Whistler and Squamish in B.C.’s Sea-to-Sky region.
According to Sea-to-Sky RCMP, the incidents occurred on August 22. During their investigation, officers received information from witnesses about a person believed to be involved in the incidents. Police then located and arrested the suspect on arson-related charges.
RCMP officers worked with the B.C. Wildfire Service, B.C. Conservation Officer Service and Natural Resource Officers as part of the investigation.
Investigators say thr
AlbertaSep 04, 2026
Dogs Kill 11-Year-Old Boy, Owner Sentenced by Court
An Edmonton woman whose two Cane Corsos fatally attacked an 11-year-old boy in 2024 has been sentenced to two years of house arrest.
Crystal McDonald was found guilty in May of criminal negligence causing death in the killing of Kache Grist. Along with the two-year house arrest sentence, McDonald must complete 200 hours of community service and is banned from owning dogs for life, although she can appeal the lifetime ban after 10 years.
Kache, who lived with his mother in B.C., was visiting his father, Wesley Grist, in Edmonton’s Summerside neighbourhood during Spring Break. At the time, Wes
BCSep 04, 2026
Vancouver Police Officer Kal Dosanjh Charged with 9 Counts of Fraud, Theft and Breach of Trust
Vancouver Police Department officer Kalwinder “Kal” Dosanjh has been charged with nine serious offences, including fraud, theft and breach of trust, following an investigation conducted by his own department.
Dosanjh is also the founder and CEO of KidsPlay Youth Foundation, a Surrey-based non-profit organization that works to keep young people away from drugs and gang involvement.
Another individual, Sarbjit Singh Gill, has also been charged as a co-accused in the case.
According to the B.C. Prosecution Service, the nine charges against Dosanjh relate to incidents spanning several years. T
CanadaSep 04, 2026
Canada Loses 42,000 Jobs in August as Labour Market Weakens
Canada’s economy lost 42,000 jobs in August, dealing a setback to the recent momentum in the country’s labour market. However, the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 6.4 per cent.
The latest figures from Statistics Canada came in below economists’ expectations, with analysts forecasting a net gain of around 15,000 jobs.
The public sector recorded the largest decline in employment, shedding 20,000 jobs and marking its third consecutive month of losses.
Meanwhile, Canada’s manufacturing sector showed unexpected resilience despite the impact of U.S. tariffs, adding 22,000 jobs during
CanadaSep 04, 2026
Toronto police arrest 32-year-old in alleged hate-motivated attacks targeting Sikh men
Toronto police have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with two alleged hate-motivated incidents involving Sikh men in downtown Toronto.
According to Toronto Police Service, the incidents occurred on Aug. 29. Police allege the accused, Lakshitha Arakmullage, first targeted a Sikh man at Union Station, where he allegedly made racial remarks and threatened him with a knife. The victim was not injured, police said.
About an hour later, police allege Arakmullage confronted two other Sikh men near Queen’s Quay West and Lower Spadina Avenue and made derogatory comments. Police say one of the
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