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- 1Carney says he can't guarantee India won't be involved in Canadian crimesβCarney says he cannot guarantee India will no longer be involved in crimes in Canada https:// nationalpost.com/news/poli
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he cannot guarantee India will no longer be involved in criminal activity in Canada. His comments come amid ongoing diplomatic tensions over allegations of Indian government involvement in a killing on Canadian soil. The remarks are drawing attention in both Canada and India, where relations remain strained and the future of cooperation between the two governments is being closely questioned.
- 2Judge orders release of records on Nazi war criminals in CanadaβJudge orders release of records on Nazi war criminals who settled in Canada
A judge has ordered the Canadian government to release classified records on Nazi war criminals who settled in Canada after the Second World War. The decision follows long-standing demands for transparency about how many perpetrators of Nazi crimes entered the country and were allowed to live there without facing prosecution, a question that has drawn renewed public attention.
- 3Canadian MP slams government attack on workers' right to strikeβ# solidarity with workers and the unions who are united in pushing back against the governments attack on workers right
Canadian MP Bonnie Zarrillo has voiced solidarity with workers and unions pushing back against what she calls a government attack on the right to strike. She criticizes Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu for importing US-style labour policies into Canada, arguing the country should be moving away from American-style governance rather than adopting it.
- 4Report says Alberta failed Cargill workers during COVID outbreakβAlberta βfailedβ Cargill workers amid COVID-19 outbreak with inaction, overconfidence: report
A new report concludes the Alberta government 'failed' workers at the Cargill meat-processing plant during its major COVID-19 outbreak, citing inaction and overconfidence by provincial authorities. The outbreak at the High River facility was among Canada's largest workplace COVID-19 clusters, sickening hundreds of employees and drawing criticism over working conditions and oversight.