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Study permits for Indian students in Canada dropped due to dispute: Immigration Minister

India-Canada row: The number of study permits issued to Indian students in Canada dropped due to diplomatic tensions and a murder dispute, unlikely to rebound soon.

The Hindu

Canada grapples with the effects of deteriorating relations with India and China

As relations sour with India and China, Canada is grappling with how to stand up to powerful or authoritarian nations without sacrificing its longstanding values, such as protecting human rights.

WEKU

Canada announces temporary visas for people in Gaza with Canadian relatives

Canada’s immigration minister says people in the Gaza Strip who have Canadian relatives will now be able to apply for temporary visas to Canada

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Canada to double cost-of-living financial requirement for international students from Jan 1: Immigration minister

Ottawa to double cost-of-living req. for int'l students Jan 1. India top origin country for study permit holders in 2022. Miller: financial req. not kept up w/cost of living, students arrive w/inadequate funds. Changes incl. 20,635$ req., yearly LICO adjustment, 30hr/wk work limit. Miller: gov't to limit visas to ensure…

The Hindu

Darien Gap: As migrants take deadly risks for better lives, Canada and the U.S. must do much more

Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently announced that as many as 15,000 displaced people with extended family connections in Canada — most of them from Colombia, Haiti and Venezuela and located in Central or South America or the Caribbean — are now eligible to apply to immigrate to Canada on…

The Conversation

Canada withdraws 41 diplomats from India embassy amid murder dispute

Country forced to reduce diplomatic presence amid tensions over Sikh separatist killing and says it will not take retaliatory steps

The Guardian - US

Canada rejects India's travel advisory amid escalating diplomatic row; calls for calm

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegations of “potential” involvement of Indian government agents in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June unleashed a diplomatic row with India rejecting the charges as “absurd” and “motivated”

The Hindu

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‘Deeply concerned’ White House asks India to cooperate in probe into Sikh separatist leader’s murder

US put in a tough spot between maintaining ties with allies India and Canada

The Independent UK

Canada’s Trudeau rebuffs idea of stepping down in face of slumping support

Canadian prime minister says he has ‘work to do’ amid recent polls showing rising public disapproval of his leadership.

Al Jazeera

New agreements between First Nations and B.C. government a step toward fulfilling Canada's treaty obligations

Treaty 8 First Nations and the government of British Columbia have recently concluded two historical agreements on Treaty Land Entitlement and land and resource management.

The Conversation

IndyCar racer Kirkwood returns to VS Lexus team for Daytona 24 Hours

IndyCar driver Kyle Kirkwood will return to Vasser Sullivan Racing to race a Lexus RC F in this month’s Daytona 24 Hours, the opening round of the IMSA SportsCar Championship.

Autosport

Legge, Monk join Gradient for full 2023 IMSA campaign

Gradient Racing has confirmed its 2023 IMSA program with the signing of Sheena Monk and Katherine Legge who will contest the full WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

Motorsport

The pope's apology to Indigenous people doesn't go far enough, Canada says

The pope apologized to Indigenous peoples for abuses in church-run residential schools. Canada's response suggests that reconciliation over the fraught history is still a work in progress.

WEKU

Canada says pope's apology for abuses at Catholic residential schools not enough

The Canadian government made clear Wednesday that Pope Francis’ apology to Indigenous peoples for abuses in the country’s church-run residential schools didn't go far enough, suggesting that reconciliation over the fraught history is still very much a work in progress.

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The Independent UK

Canada says pope's apology to Indigenous not enough

The Canadian government says Pope Francis’ apology to Indigenous peoples for abuses they suffered in the country’s church-run residential schools didn’t go far enough

The Conversation

'End the genocide': Little action on MMIWG calls for justice in the 3 years since the national inquiry concluded

In 2008, Tashina Cheyenne General was murdered. This horrific crime was made even worse by the fact that Tashina was pregnant.

Motorsport

Long Beach IMSA: Derani's AXR Cadillac leads Practice 1

Pipo Derani’s Action Express Racing Cadillac DPi-V.R headed up opening practice on the streets of Long Beach ahead of tomorrow’s third round of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season.

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