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  Charlie Kirk Canadians in Calgary Honor Charlie Kirk with the American National Anthem Calgary, Canada – September 2025 – In a powerful display of solidarity, Canadians in Calgary gathered to pay tribute to Charlie Kirk, the late founder of Turning Point USA. The crowd joined together to sing the American National Anthem, a symbolic act that underscored Kirk’s impact that reached far beyond U.S. borders. Many participants held up handmade signs with heartfelt messages, including “I am Charlie Kirk” and “Be the Charlie Kirk we need in the world.” The event turned into an emotional tribute, blending patriotism, faith, and remembrance. Kirk, who was tragically killed earlier this month during a speech in Utah, has sparked vigils and prayer services across the United States. The tribute in Calgary shows that his influence extended internationally, with Canadians also embracing his call for courage, conviction, and defense of Western values. Videos from the gathering show the ...

  Chandra Arya With Indian PM Narendra Modi Ottawa, Canada – Liberal Member of Parliament Chandra Arya has officially announced his candidacy to become the next Prime Minister of Canada , following the tenure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Through a passionate statement shared on social media, Arya laid out his vision for a “small, more efficient government” aimed at tackling Canada’s pressing structural challenges and securing a brighter future for generations to come. A Call for Bold Leadership In his announcement, Arya emphasized the urgency of addressing affordability issues, economic stagnation, and inequality: “We are facing significant structural problems that haven’t been seen for generations, and solving them will require tough choices. For the sake of our children and grandchildren, we must make bold decisions that are absolutely necessary.” Arya criticized the status quo, citing the struggles of Canada’s middle class, the rising cost of living, and the growing prob...

Justin Trudeau 10 Things to Know About Canada's Carbon Rebate What Is the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR)?  The Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) is a tax-free payment introduced to help individuals and families offset the costs of the federal carbon pollution pricing. It is distributed quarterly by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to eligible residents in specific provinces. Who Is Eligible? Residents of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island can receive the CCR if they meet certain criteria. You must be a resident of one of these provinces for tax purposes both at the beginning and end of the month before the payment is issued. Age Requirement To be eligible, you need to be at least 19 years old at the time of the payment. However, if you are younger than 19, you may qualify if you have a spouse, common-law partner, or are a parent living with your child. Quarterly Payments The CCR is paid quarterly, with p...

  Doug Ford, Premiere of Ontario Premier Doug Ford Extends Heartfelt Wishes for a Joyful Orthodox Christmas in Ontario As Orthodox Canadians gather to celebrate the sacred occasion of Orthodox Christmas, the Premier of Ontario and Leader of the Ontario PC Party, Doug Ford, extends warm wishes for a blessed and joyous day spent with friends and family. In a message of unity and goodwill, he wishes everyone, regardless of cultural background, a Merry Christmas. Orthodox Christmas, observed on January 7 by communities such as the Ukrainian and Egyptian, holds a special place in the hearts of many Ontarians. Premier Doug Ford recognizes the diversity of traditions and cultures within the province, emphasizing a common message of "Peace on Earth and goodwill to all" that transcends dates and origins. Who is Doug Ford? Doug Ford, a distinguished businessman and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, brings a rich legacy of public service rooted in his family histo...

Pierre Poilievre Canada's Conservative Leader Condemns Hate Amid Diplomatic Tensions with India In a time of heightened diplomatic tensions between Canada and India, Canada's Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre, has taken a stand against hate and discrimination. Poilievre recently declared, "Every Canadian deserves to live without fear and feel welcomed in their community," in response to recent hateful comments targeting Hindus in Canada. Conservatives, including Poilievre, are unequivocally condemning these prejudiced remarks directed at their Hindu neighbors and friends. They are emphasizing the invaluable contributions that the Hindu community has made to every facet of Canadian society, emphasizing that Hindus will always be welcome in Canada. The diplomatic tensions between Canada and India have escalated recently due to various factors. India has suspended visa services for Canadians until further notice, citing "operational reasons." This move come...

  Anita Anand, MP for Oakville Introduction: In the bustling world of Canadian politics, one figure stands out not only for her dedication to public service but also for her deep-rooted connection to her family's past. Anita Anand, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Oakville and President of the Treasury Board in Canada, recently had the privilege of visiting the Vedanta Ashram Society as they celebrated their remarkable 50 years of serving the community. For Anita, this visit was more than just a ceremonial event; it was an opportunity to feel close to her parents' memories and honor the legacy they left behind. A Family Legacy: Anita's parents emigrated to Nova Scotia in the 1960s, seeking a better life and brighter opportunities in Canada. Their journey was marked by hope, determination, and the vision of a brighter future for their family. The Vedanta Ashram Society held a special place in their hearts, and they frequently visited the temple as a way to connect with thei...

Canada PM Justin Trudeau Latest Update on Covid-19 As COVID-19 continues to spread, we are taking every precaution to minimize the health, economic, and social impacts of the virus in Canada. And today, we announced a billion-dollar COVID-19 Response Fund to address the impacts of the virus on our country and to keep you safe. This fund will provide money to the provinces and territories to support our health care system. That’s more money for surgical masks, face shields, testing, and equipment they need to address the outbreak. It will also help fund vaccine development and support clinical trials. On the economic front, we know the virus is having a disruptive impact on businesses, and on workers. No one should have to worry about their job if they have to be quarantined, and no employer should feel like they have to lay off a worker because of COVID-19. So to support workers, we will waive the mandatory one-week waiting period for Employment Insurance sickness benefi...