Vancouver: Winding up his visit to Canada, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said it was a historic trip that will herald a new era of cooperation between the two countries as he promised an early
Vancouver: Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with Canadian counterpart Stephen Harper visited Gurudwara Khalsa Diwan and Laxmi Narayan Temple in Vancouver today morning. He offered prayers at Gurdudwara Khalsa Diwan. The members of Indian community were
Toronto: In a Madison Square-like event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today wowed diaspora Indians with jibes at the UPA government when he pledged to clean up the “mess left behind” and change the country's image
Ottawa: Amid growing threat of terrorism worldwide, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called for a UN resolution to unitedly fight against the menace and its support base as he condemned the terror attack on Canada's
Ottawa: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that the agreement with Canada for Uranium supply to India has launched a new era of bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Describing Canada as a potential key partner
Ottawa: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Ottawa today morning on the third and final leg of his three-nation tour.He received a warm welcome from the Indian community outside the Fairmont Chateau Laurier in Ottawa. People
Toronto: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Canada tomorrow for a three-day visit aiming to secure a deal for import of uranium, invite investments and improving visa facilities for Indo-Canadians.On the third and final
Brisbane: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today carried on with his hectic international diplomacy holding parleys with world leaders, including US President Barack Obama, over bilateral meetings and informal discussions on the fifth day of his
Brisbane: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Canadian counterpart Stephen Harper on the margins of the G20 summit here Saturday and emphasised on strong ties between the two countries."Good relations with Canada are a priority
Ottawa: Just a day after a suspected gunman killed a Canadian soldier in Ottawa and then stormed into the Parliament, a man was arrested at gunpoint just steps away from the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen
Washington: President Barack Obama condemned fatal shootings in Canada on Wednesday as "outrageous attacks." ''We're all shaken by it," he said.Obama said the motive for the shootings remained unknown. But he said as more becomes
Ottawa: The Canadian Prime Minister vowed to redouble Canada's fight against terrorism after a soldier was gunned down in the capital and parliament was stormed by an assailant. ”Canada will never be intimidated,” Stephen Harper told
Washington: Air defence forces were put on high alert and cities across the US increased security after Wednesday's deadly shooting attacks on the Canadian parliament in the capital city of Ottawa.Shortly after the attack, President
Toronto: Canada's Parliament voted Tuesday to authorize airstrikes against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq following a U.S. request.Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative Party introduced the motion last week and it was debated this
Brussels: The European Union (EU) and Canada on Friday reached an agreement on their free trade deal, aimed at boosting the two sides' economic growth.European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen
Toronto, Mar 26: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's minority Conservative government was toppled by opposition after Parliament passed a no-confidence vote and the country appeared headed for elections in May—the fourth in seven years. The
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