A spokesperson for the Sikh Federation (Canada) says the Indian government is undermining Canada's sovereignty.

Approximately 500 protesters convened outside Calgary's city hall on the first day of the G7 summit, voicing concerns on global and local issues.

New Delhi has for years accused Ottawa of turning a blind eye to Khalistani elements operating in Canada. The CSIS admission is a long-overdue acknowledgement of the threat.

A Canadian intelligence report acknowledges the presence of Khalistani extremists in Canada, using the country for promotion, ...

India is aiming to strengthen its partnership with Canada across various sectors such as trade, energy, and mobility ...

The assertion came mere days after a 'resetting of ties' as Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with his counterpart for the G7 ...

This comes a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Mark ... seeking to create an independent ...

Damdami Taksal spokesperson Sarchand Singh Khyala praised PM Modi for making efforts for the welfare of the Sikh community.

Carney had been statesmanlike in not taking up the case of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing that has been a big bone of ...

He also praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strategic diplomacy and called for firm action against Khalistani extremism. "The grievances about Hardeep Singh Nijjar and the Khalistan movement ...

Over 55,000 Sikhs exercised their right to vote in the Khalistan Referendum held in Calgary, Canada under the auspices of Sikhs for Justice. At the conclusion of the referendum, Gurpatwant Singh ...

Canada and India are reportedly using the G7 summit to announce a new intelligence-sharing initiative after years of bad blood.