CanadaApr 29, 2025
Canada deserves equal respect from the US: Mark Carney
After winning the election as the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney has made a big statement. He said in a brief interview that he will not go to the US until Trump shows seriousness about Canada's independence and sovereignty. Carney said that Canada deserves equal respect from the US and any agreement between the two countries on trade and security will be made on Canada's terms.
He also said that if he succeeds in building good trade relations with the European Union and the UK, and at the same time an agreement is reached with the US, then this will be the biggest advantage for Cana
CanadaApr 29, 2025
Prime Minister Modi is eager to work with Prime Minister Mark Carney
Relations between Canada and India are expected to improve. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has congratulated Mark Carney on his victory. He said in a social media post that he is eager to work with Prime Minister Mark Carney to strengthen the India-Canada partnership and create maximum opportunities for the people of both countries.
PM Modi said that India and Canada are bound by shared democratic values, commitment to the rule of law and people-to-people relations and I look forward to further strengthening the partnership with you.
It is noteworthy that India-Canada relations had declined
IndiaApr 29, 2025
Situation in Punjab is becoming critical: Amarinder Singh Raja Warring
Punjab Congress President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring has alleged that the situation in the state is continuously deteriorating. Warring held a meeting with Congress workers at the party office in Chandigarh yesterday. During this, he said that first police stations and checkpoints were targeted in Punjab, then there were explosions in the houses of political leaders.
He said that it is clear from this that the situation in Punjab is becoming critical which can take Punjab into a dark period again. He said that after the Pahalgam attack, the state and central governments should prepare a s
CanadaApr 29, 2025
Elections Canada says more than 19.2M voters cast a ballot in federal election
Elections Canada says more than 67 per cent of eligible voters cast a ballot in the federal election more than 19.2 million people.
While this election was widely expected to see increased turnout, it did not surpass the record set in March 1958, when 79.4 per cent of eligible electors voted.
But turnout was higher than in the last federal election, when 62.6 per cent of eligible voters headed to the polls.
With votes still being counted, voter turnout still has some room to climb.
The Liberal party is currently leading with 43.6 per cent of the total vote and is set to hold 168 seats, while t
BCApr 29, 2025
B.C. to hold an independent commission into festival attack, considers public inquiry
British Columbia Premier David Eby says his government will launch an independent commission into the Vancouver festival attack that killed 11 people and a public inquiry if the criminal case doesn't provide answers the public is looking for.
Eby says the commission will have a "quick turn around" to get full answers for organizers of events and festivals in the province by June.
He says he wants the public to be able to "gather and celebrate" over the summer without feeling unsafe.
The premier says if it weren't for the police investigation and upcoming criminal trial, his government would al
BCApr 29, 2025
Green co-Leader Elizabeth May wins B.C. seat for 5th term
Elizabeth May, co-leader of the federal Green Party in BC, will represent Saanich-Gulf Island on Vancouver Island for the fifth time in the House of Commons. She defeated Kathy Onsted of the Conservatives, David Beckham of the Liberals and Colin Plant of the NDP.
The special thing is that in the election polls, this election was considered a challenge for May but she managed to retain her seat. She has represented this seat since 2011. Speaking to the media after her victory, May said that she is not surprised by the results and is excited to return to work in Ottawa.
It is worth noting that t
AlbertaApr 29, 2025
Alberta Premier Smith congratulates Carney, warns him against future 'hostile acts'
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has delivered a note of congratulations along with a sharply worded warning and a blanket condemnation to Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new Liberal government.
Smith is urging Carney to immediately reset the relationship with her province, accusing the Liberals of undermining Alberta’s resource-based economy for a decade.
Smith says she will see about steps to shield Alberta from what she calls “hostile acts” from Ottawa, adding the Liberals and NDP have “demeaned and demonized Albertans” for political gain.
The Liberals were returned to power in M
WorldApr 29, 2025
US President may cut income tax, many countries will be affected
US President Donald Trump may soon take new decisions, which will affect many countries including Canada, India, China. Trump may decide to cut income tax in the coming months. He believes that the government can be run with the profits from tariffs. If this happens, the global market will be affected by this. Instability in world trade will increase.
Trump says that between 1870-1913, America's revenue mainly came from tariffs and during this time the country was very rich. He claims that America is earning 2 to 3 billion dollars daily due to tariffs. It is also being said that Trump may red
CanadaApr 29, 2025
Stephen Harper congratulates Mark Carney on election victory
Former Canadian Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper has congratulated Liberal Leader Mark Carney on his election victory. Harper said that yesterday's election was the 45th in the glorious history of Canadian democracy and I want to congratulate Prime Minister Carney on the mandate his party received.
Harper, who was the 22nd Prime Minister of Canada, said that I also wish Carney and the government he leads success in moving our country forward during these challenging times.
Along with this, he also praised Pierre Pouliave and the Conservative Party, the former Prime Minister said tha