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South Asian strength

IT has been a watershed election for South Asians, who have doubled their number in the Canadian Parliament from five to 10. Nine of the new members a
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A weak mandate

The Liberals will rule Canada for a fourth consecutive term but leading a minority government in cooperation with the left-leaning New Democratic Part
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Immigration dilemmas

Canada's liberal immigration policy comes under intense scrutiny following the passage of the new Immigration Act, and the exercise will gain momentum
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Canada's balancing act

Canada refuses to toe the United States' line on the Iraq war. The act of defiance against the mighty neighbour, side by side with some duplicitous de
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Some irritants

ONE of the causes for Canada's unhappiness with U.S. security rules has been the case of a Canadian of Indian origin who was "humiliated" by officials
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Winds of discontent

A bitter leadership struggle is on in Canada's ruling Liberal Party, with Prime Minister Jean Chretien pitted against his former Finance Minister Paul
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A victory against racism

Dr. Shiv Chopra, an Indian, emerges victorious in a prolonged battle against race-based discrimination in a Canadian government department.
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Voices from the Canadian Left

The Canadian Left is making an energetic bid to enrich its politics and policies with more content.
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A fractured Right

There are deep divisions within the Right-wing Canadian Alliance, with several leaders, including Alliance MPs, demanding the resignation of its leade
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Signs from Canada

With economic considerations outweighing post-Pokhran-II political stances, Canada moves closer to India.
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To trial after 15 years

After an investigation that lasted 15 years, the Canadian authorities arrest three persons for the crash of the Air-India plane Kanishka off the Irish
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Pressures on an academic body

The Shastri Institute in Toronto withdraws financial support to an art exhibition and cancels an academic seminar, raising questions about political i
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