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Man presumed drowned after he goes missing in Metro Vancouver lake, say police
Tragedy struck in British Columbia as a 29-year-old man is presumed drowned in Cabin Lake, Cypress Provincial Park, after struggling while swimming with his fiancée. Firefighters and North Shore Rescue volunteers carried out an initial search of the lake. The police stated that the victim’s family was notified, and the investigation will be handed over to the B.C. Coroner’s Service once the body has been recovered from the lake.
Flying by Air India or IndiGo? Check flight status amid airspace disruption
Air India and IndiGo are facing major flight disruptions due to Iran's airspace closure, along with neighboring countries, following Israeli airstrikes. This has impacted Asia-Europe routes, leading to rerouting, delays, and cancellations. Safety concerns in conflict zones, highlighted by past incidents of civilian aircraft being targeted, prompted the precautionary measures, affecting thousands of daily flights.
One killed in Vancouver’s Cates Park boat crash; what we know about the ongoing investigation
A boat collision near Cates Park in North Vancouver resulted in one fatality. The incident occurred on Saturday evening. Emergency services responded to the scene. One person was airlifted to a hospital but later died. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. RCMP is gathering witness statements. The area remains open to the public with caution advised.
India is the 5th largest economy, so it makes sense: Canada’s Mark Carney backs PM Modi’s G7 invite despite tensions
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended his decision to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 Summit, stating it "made sense" given India's economic stature and global role. Despite ongoing tensions over the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Carney stressed that diplomacy is necessary for advancing national interests. The move sparked criticism from Sikh groups, but Carney underscored India's strategic value and noted progress in law enforcement dialogue between the two countries.
Would be my pleasure to welcome PM Modi for G7: Former Canada MP Chandra Arya calls India "indispensable partner"
Chandra Arya welcomes Narendra Modi to Canada for the G7 meeting. He highlights shared values and India's global importance. Mark Carney emphasizes India's essential presence at the G7 summit. Discussions will cover security, energy, and digital future. India's role in supply chains makes its participation crucial.
India is fifth largest economy, their presence at G7 meeting 'makes sense': Canadian PM Mark Carney
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the upcoming G7 summit in Canada will address critical issues like energy, security, and digital infrastructure. He emphasized India's essential role in these discussions, citing its status as the world's fifth-largest economy and most populous nation. Prime Minister Modi accepted Carney's invitation to attend, signaling a potential thaw in relations after recent tensions.
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Taylor Swift might be planning a big Memorial Day surprise, fans say clues point to a huge reveal at the May 26 AMAs
Fans think Taylor Swift might announce something big at the May 26 AMAs. They found small clues online and in her outfits. Some believe she’ll drop a new album or re-recorded songs on Memorial Day.
B.C. man wins record-breaking $80 million lottery, quits his job and promises to give back generously to his grateful community
B.C. winner of record $80 million lottery jackpot Justin Simporios has quit his job and plans to give back to his community. This historic Lotto Max win is Canada’s largest ever for a single person. Simporios is focused on family, paying off debts, and buying a dream home in Metro Vancouver. His story shows how life can change overnight and highlights the importance of balancing work, family, and generosity. The B.C. Lottery Corp. confirms this $80M prize is the biggest jackpot ever in Canada, making Simporios a symbol of hope and new beginnings.
Mark Carney’s first cabinet faces high stakes: who’s in, who’s out, and what’s at risk
Prime Minister Mark Carney will unveil his first cabinet on Tuesday, May 13 at Rideau Hall. As Canada faces economic pressure, tariff tensions with the U.S., and a packed legislative calendar, attention turns to which Liberals—rookies and veterans—will help deliver Carney’s promises and whether his front bench will grow to meet national demands
The Who announces 'bittersweet' farewell tour: Schedule, tickets and more details here
The Who will perform a total of 16 concerts as part of its North America tour, which covers cities like Boston, Toronto, Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles and Vancouver. Tickets for the events will go on sale in the coming days. Here's all you need to know about their "bittersweet" final tour.
Poll fraud or mistake? Elections Canada says 800 misplaced ballots in Coquitlam–Port Coquitlam, but no impact on results
The ballots, cast for 74 other electoral districts across Canada during the federal election, should have been returned to Elections Canada headquarters by April 28 at 6 pm local time to be counted. The agency attributes the mistake to "human error" and "a failure to comply with the written procedures," prompting a complete review of controls.
As Mark Carney visits the White House, Donald Trump says he doesn't know what the Canadian Prime Minister wants to discuss
Donald Trump says he doesn’t know what Canadian PM Mark Carney wants to discuss, just a day before their White House meeting, leaving many wondering about the purpose of the high-level talks. With a major U.S.-Canada trade war in full swing, and billions in tariffs impacting industries, Trump’s casual remark—“I guess he wants to make a deal”—adds to the tension. This marks their first in-person meeting since Carney’s election win, where critical issues like CUSMA, auto tariffs, and even Canadian sovereignty may be on the table. Here's what’s at stake and why this visit really matters for both nations.
Gates Foundation is rattled by Trump's threat to its mission
Bill Gates' efforts to collaborate with Donald Trump on global health faltered as the Trump administration dismantled key US aid programs. The Gates Foundation, now facing political threats and scrutiny, struggles to adapt while maintaining its mission amid rising hostility toward philanthropy, DEI programs, and global health initiatives.
Canada elections 2025: When will we know who won the polls? Check details
Canada elections: Canadians are faced with a choice between sitting liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney and the conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in this federal election. These elections come in the backdrop of the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariffs and the resignation of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Polling stations across Canada will be open from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm local time.
How people witnessed 'darkest day in Vancouver' when car slammed into crowded festival
A tragic incident at a Vancouver Filipino festival saw a driver accelerate into a crowd, killing 11 and injuring dozens. Witnesses described a scene of horror, with bodies flying in the air. Kai-Ji Adam Lo faces murder charges, with mental health issues cited.
11 mowed down in Vancouver street festival; not an act of terrorism, says police
The vehicle entered the street at 8:14 pm Saturday and struck people attending the Lapu Lapu Day festival, the Vancouver Police Department said in a social media post. A 30-year-old Vancouver man was arrested and authorities ruled it out as an act of terrorism saying the suspect has a history of mental health issues. "We have had substantive contact with him over mental health issues," Vancouver police interim chief Steve Rai told a news conference.
At least nine dead after car drives into crowd at Lapu Lapu festival in Canada's Vancouver
A horrific incident occurred at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Festival on Saturday evening when a vehicle drove into a crowd at E. 41st Avenue and Fraser. Vancouver Police confirmed multiple fatalities and injuries, with the driver now in custody. City Councillor Rebecca Bligh expressed the city's shock and offered condolences to the victims and their families as the investigation unfolds.
Canada Federal Election: Liberals, Conservatives in close race; Carney top choice for PM
Canada's federal election nears its end. Liberals and Conservatives are in a close race. Ipsos poll shows a narrow Liberal lead. Mark Carney seeks a strong mandate. Pierre Poilievre emphasizes change. Advance polls indicate high voter turnout. Regional support varies. Leaders focus on key provinces. Bloc Quebecois eyes a Liberal minority. NDP aims to secure seats.
Here’s how Lionel Messi helped Inter Miami earn semifinal spot in CONCACAF Champions Cup by beating LAFC
Inter Miami made a major comeback against LAFC in the second leg of the quarter-final match of the CONCACAF Champions Cup to secure a berth in the semifinals of the tournament. Lionel Messi starred in Wednesday's game as he scored a brace and received support from his former Barcelona teammate Luis Suárez.
Canada says WeChat news account pushing false narratives about Carney
Canada accused a top WeChat account of spreading false, coordinated narratives against Prime Minister candidate Mark Carney to sway Chinese-Canadian voters. Linked to China’s Communist Party, the operation aims to influence the April 28 election but is unlikely to alter its outcome.
Canadians furious at U.S, but furniture giant Prepac shuts down its British Columbia plant and moves jobs to North Carolina amid tariff debate and worker backlash
Prepac Manufacturing Ltd is shutting down its Delta, British Columbia plant, impacting 170 workers, and moving operations to North Carolina. The move has sparked controversy, with Unifor accusing the company of leveraging US tariff uncertainty. Meanwhile, Prepac cites shifting economic conditions and market proximity as reasons. Founded in 1979, Prepac was acquired by TorQuest Partners in 2019.
Hundreds of ballots destroyed after fires set in ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington; investigator's identify ‘suspect vehicle’
Federal authorities are investigating fires at two ballot drop boxes in Oregon and a second fire in Washington. The incidents occurred in Portland and Vancouver. Ballots were damaged but officials assure replacements. Safety measures are emphasized by officials, condemning acts of violence to ensure secure elections. Recent similar events have raised concerns regarding election-related grievances.
Shocking! How seaplane crashes into speedboat in Vancouver's Coal Harbour. See what happened
In a terrifying incident, a seaplane crashed into a speedboat in the middle of Vancouver's Coal Harbour. No one in the plane got injured.
Indian student shot dead in Vancouver car incident; investigation on
Chirag Antil tragically died in a Vancouver car shooting. Vancouver police swiftly responded, with ongoing investigation. Varun Choudhary seeks justice. Romit Antil shares memories. GoFundMe initiated. Antil completed MBA at University Canada West.
Two Indian trainee pilots among three people killed in small plane crash in Canada
Two trainee pilots from India, Abhay Gadru and Yash Ramugade, were among three people killed when a small plane crashed in Canada's British Columbia province. The Piper PA-34 Seneca crashed near Chilliwack city. Gadru had moved to Canada three years ago to complete pilot training and was expected to graduate in November.
India-Canada Row: Khalistan supporters hold protest outside Indian Consulate in Vancouver
Protesters called Nijjar's killing an "assassination" and called for a public inquiry into the case, Canada-based CTV News reported. The protest was one of several planned by Khalistan supporters in cities across Canada.
Drake and Travis Scott unite in Vancouver: Here’s what happened
Drake and Travis Scott teamed up in Vancouver on August 29, debuting their collaboration "Meltdown" as part of Drake's tour. Immigration issues altered the tour's original plan with 21 Savage. Apologizing for Savage's absence, Drake introduced Travis Scott, who had specially traveled for the performance. They jointly performed their hits and Scott later performed solo.
Canada vows safety of Indian diplomats after recent Khalistani threats
Following the recent appearances of pro-Khalistani posters threatening Indian diplomats in Canada, authorities said law enforcement has been "engaged" to ensure their safety and security. Despite New Delhi registering strong protests, an anti-India campaign continues in Canada with the latest poster, saying "wanted" and "kill India", being put up near the entrance to the building housing the consulate in Vancouver.
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