₹50,00,000 Is Too Much Money – Think Before You Spend It on Migration

Will Over 20 Lakh People Face Illegal Status in Canada in 2025?

Canada is at a crossroads. In 2025, the country faces an immigration reset that will leave a huge number of temporary residents in legal limbo. With permits expiring and tighter rules making it harder to renew, many who once dreamed of a better life in Canada may soon find themselves classified as illegal.

The Real Motive Behind Kashmir’s Deadly Attacks

As elections approach, a familiar pattern of violence, fear, and political tension returns. When militants opened fire on unsuspecting tourists in the lush valleys of Pahalgam on 22 April 2025, killing 28 and injuring dozens more, a familiar and uncomfortable question resurfaced. Why do terrorists continue such brutal attacks when they know the Indian government will not yield to their demands?

Canada’s International Student Cap: A Boon or a Burden?

28 Nov

Canada’s cap on international students is shaking its economy. Colleges like Sheridan and Conestoga are cutting programs and laying off staff to cope with financial stress. Northern College revoked hundreds of student offers, while Queen’s University faces deficits. Beyond education, housing remains strained, labor shortages grow, and businesses like ApplyBoard cut jobs.

Gautam Adani Indicted: Unraveling the Bribery Scandal Shaking India and Global Markets

25 Nov

Investors in Housing Bubble Era: Should You Hold On or Let Go?

20 Nov

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the housing market saw a frenzy with investors buying properties at record-high prices. However, rising interest rates and changing immigration policies have led to significant losses for some, up to $200,000 per property. Now, the pressing question is whether to hold on or cut losses.

Shouldn't we leave religion at the doorstep?

16 Nov

In the wake of the Hindu Sabha Mandir controversy in Brampton, religious tensions have flared, leading to tragic consequences. As communities clash over faith, the true cost is borne by ordinary people. From corruption in India to violent disputes abroad, the question arises: Are we truly religious, or are we just using religion as a pretext for conflict? Read on to explore the hypocrisy and the real impact of these religious fervors on our lives.

Trump’s Return to the White House: What It Means for Canada’s Economy, Diplomacy, and Society

06 Nov

Trump’s return to the White House signals challenges for Canada, with potential economic setbacks from tariffs, renewed CUSMA negotiations, pressure to increase defense spending, and immigration impacts as asylum-seekers may surge at the border. Canada braces for a turbulent new chapter

Toronto Police Recover Over 1,000 Stolen Vehicles in Major Crackdown

01 Nov

Toronto Police recovered over 1,000 stolen vehicles worth nearly $60 million in a major crackdown through Project Stallion. The operation, launched in response to rising vehicle thefts, led to 553 charges against 228 individuals, highlighting organized crime links.

Canada’s Housing Market in 2025: Boom, Bust, or Just More Waiting?

25 Oct

Canada’s housing market is set for a shakeup in 2025. After a sluggish 2024, buyers may jump back in as interest rates drop and new mortgage rules take effect. With immigration slowing and demand rising, spring 2025 could spark a price surge, making it a pivotal year for homebuyers.

Are There Too Many Immigrants in Canada?

24 Oct

Canada's immigration policies are under scrutiny as public opinion shifts. With 58% of Canadians now believing immigration levels are too high, the government plans to cut permanent resident targets to 395,000 in 2025. Rising housing costs and economic pressures fuel the debate.

USA Charged Indian Agent Vikash Yadav and Canada Expelled Diplomats – Are They Supporting Khalistan?

18 Oct

The U.S. charged Indian agent Vikash Yadav for plotting to kill Khalistan advocate Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, while Canada expelled Indian diplomats over Nijjar’s killing. This raises the question: Are the U.S. and Canada supporting Khalistan, or just protecting their citizens?

India-Canada Diplomatic Feud: Tough Talk for Canada, Friendly Tone for the U.S.

16 Oct

India's tough stance on Canada over Nijjar’s killing and cooperative approach with the U.S. on the Pannun plot highlight strategic diplomacy. The differing responses reflect political motives, national interests, and the need to balance relationships amid global tensions.

Others

All About Lawrence Bishnoi: The Gangster Who Controls India’s Underworld from Behind Bars

Lawrence Bishnoi, a dangerous gangster, runs India's underworld from behind bars. Linked to the murders of Baba Siddique and Sidhu Moosewala, his gang operates across states and internationally. Despite being jailed, his criminal network thrives, shielded by political ties and corruption.

Canadians Prefer Pets Over Kids: Why Fido is Winning Over Parenthood

More young Canadians are choosing pets over kids as rising costs and lifestyle changes reshape the traditional family dream. With Canada recording its lowest fertility rates, "fur babies" are becoming the new norm. Explore why Fido is replacing diapers and what it means for the future.

Ontario Colleges Urge Reversal of New Work Permit Rules for International Students, Calling It ‘Elitism’

Ontario colleges criticize new rules limiting work permits for international students, calling it “elitism” that favors universities. They warn it will worsen labor shortages and hurt Ontario’s economy.

The Fate of the Canadian Trucking Industry in 2024: Navigating Turbulent Times

The Canadian trucking industry faces a tough 2024 with freight shortages, driver deficits, and rising costs. Companies are struggling, while consumers see rising prices and disrupted supply chains.

Diplomatic Tensions Rise as White House Engages with Pro-Khalistan Groups Ahead of Modi's US Visit

Ahead of Modi's US visit, the White House met with pro-Khalistan groups, sparking diplomatic tensions. The engagement, aimed at protecting Sikh Americans, raises concerns over US-India relations amidst ongoing separatism issues tied to the Khalistan movement.

South Africa to Launch Points-Based Visa System and Digital Nomad Visa

South Africa will introduce a points-based system for work permits and a digital nomad visa within 30 days. The new visa options aim to attract skilled professionals and remote workers to boost the economy.

A Growing Concern over Increasing Visa Refusals at the Canadian Border

Visa refusals at Canada's border are surging, impacting international students and temporary foreign workers. Stricter immigration policies, processing delays, and economic concerns contribute to the rise. The Trudeau government faces criticism over the TFW program amid exploitation reports.

International Students and Their Right to Protest: Understanding the Impact on Immigration, PR, and Work Permits in Canada

International students are increasingly joining protests, but many are unaware of their rights and the potential impact on their immigration status. Students must be mindful of how arrests, charges, or convictions can affect their study permits, work permits, and future PR applications

International Students in Canada Face Growing Challenges Amid Rising Costs, Work Struggles and Unpredictable Future.

International students in Canada are struggling with high living costs, limited work options, and mental health challenges. Frequent and harsh changes in immigration policies are making their future unpredictable.

Canada Tightens Temporary Foreign Worker Program Amid Concerns Over International Students

Canada reduces low-wage foreign workers, limiting employment options for international students and prioritizing Canadian workers in response to rising unemployment.

Ontario Colleges Face Uncertainty After Surprise Moratorium on International Activities

Ontario's government has imposed a moratorium on new international activities by colleges, freezing overseas campuses and partnerships. The sudden move has raised concerns about financial stability and the future of post-secondary education in the province.

Canada Launches Pilot Program Offering Direct Pathway to Permanent Residency for Francophone International Students

Canada will introduce the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot, designed to attract French-speaking international students. This offers a direct pathway to PR, easing requirements. Up to 2,300 study permits will be issued in the first year, with future caps to be set.

Exploitation of International Students by Landlords in Canada: A Growing Concern

International students in Canada are increasingly facing exploitation by landlords amid a worsening housing crisis. Challenges include exorbitant rents, discrimination, and predatory practices such as demanding sexual favors in exchange for housing.

Canada Extends Invitations to Foreigners with Canadian Experience Class Profile to Apply for Permanent Residency

Canada has resumed its Express Entry draws for Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates, issuing 6,300 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) on July 17, 2024. This initiative targets skilled workers with Canadian experience, supporting their transition from temporary to permanent residency.

Is India Still a Secular Nation?

While India constitutionally remains without a state religion, the government's actions, particularly under the BJP's rule, demonstrate a noticeable tilt towards Hinduism.

The Impact of Government Capping on International Students

The Canadian government has recently announced a new policy that will limit the number of international students who can enroll in Canadian colleges and universities. The policy aims to protect the domestic labor market and reduce the pressure on public services.