Canada

Kapil Sharma's newly opened cafe in Surrey, Canada, was attacked on July 10th. Khalistani terrorist Harjit Singh Laddi claimed responsibility, citing jokes about Nihang Singhs on Sharma's show as the motive.

Kapil Sharma's newly opened Kap's Cafe in Surrey, Canada, was targeted in a drive-by shooting. Around 12 shots were fired, though no injuries were reported.

Government limitations on study permits have led to approximately 10,000 faculty and staff layoffs. Colleges heavily reliant on international tuition fees are struggling, with some suspending programs and reducing staff.

Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe in Canada, recently targeted in an alleged attack by Khalistani extremists, has vowed to remain resilient. The attack, possibly linked to Sharma's past comments on Nihang Singh attire, has shaken the community.

President Donald Trump has announced a 35% tariff on Canadian exports to the US starting August 1. The move threatens ongoing USMCA trade talks with Canada and Mexico, putting the July 21 negotiation deadline at risk.

Gunmen opened fire at Kapil Sharma’s café in Canada. Bullet marks were found, but no injuries reported. A Khalistani extremist claimed responsibility. Police are investigating possible links to overseas pro-Khalistan threats and motives.

The High Commission of India in Ottawa confirmed the death and said that the consulate is in contact with the bereaved family, the pilot training school and local police to provide all necessary assistance.

NAV Canada, which manages air traffic control operations at Canadian airports, said that they were made aware of bomb threats in Ottawa, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver airports.

Canada will rescind taxes impacting US tech firms that had prompted President Donald Trump to retaliate by calling off trade talks, Ottawa said Sunday, adding that negotiations with Washington would resume.

Canada government has ordered Chinese surveillance firm Hikvision to shut down its Canadian operations, citing national security concerns after a review under the Investment Canada Act. Hikvision products are also banned in government use.