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Are crickets healthy food? Why does a Canadian mother feed them to her 18-month-old baby?

Even though eating bugs can be stomach-turning for many, the practice is growing. A mother recently claimed that she feeds crickets to her 18-month-old child because they are a great source of 'protein' and that doing so has greatly decreased her monthly grocery bill

Gold bars worth over 100 million dollars stolen from Canada airport

The airport handles over half of the air cargo for the nation. It becomes an easy target as many commodities are constantly passing through ports and airports. According to police, criminal activities are rampant Pearson Airport

In Canada, freezing rain, gales leave more than a million without power

About 1.1 million people did not have power in Quebec and about 167,000 in Ontario as of this morning, according to Poweroutage.com. Ontario and Quebec account for more than half of Canada’s total population of about 39.6 million

Canada lawmaker resigns from party despite denying Chinese influence

Trudeau last month denied a media report the party had been warned by the country's spy agency to drop Han Dong, a Toronto-area member of parliament, as a Liberal candidate ahead of the 2019 election because he had Beijing's support

Explained: Why Canada has banned foreigners from buying houses for 2 years

Before you Google ‘How to move to Canada’, know this. A new law that came into effect on 1 January bans most foreigners from buying a residential property as an investment for two years. It was passed because of the rise in house prices during the pandemic

Canada: Swaminarayan temple defaced with anti-India slogans, India raises issue

The Indian High Commission has condemned the incident and urged Canadian authorities to take swift action against the perpetrators

Candlelight vigil to be held to honour Indian student who was fatally shot outside Sherbourne Station

According to his family, Kartik had moved to Canada in January this year to study marketing management at the Seneca College in Toronto and was working part-time at a restaurant

Family of Indian student killed in Canada seeks govt help to travel to Toronto, fears case may be hushed up

The local Canadian police said Kartik Vasudev was shot dead by an unidentified man at the entrance of a subway station in Toronto while he was on his way to work and was taken to a hospital but succumbed to the injuries

21-year-old student from Ghaziabad shot dead outside subway station in Canada

Kartik Vasudev was shot multiple times and was transported by paramedics to hospital where he later died

ATP Toronto Masters: Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas storm into quarter-finals

Medvedev finished with 10 aces as he reached his eighth quarter-final at the Masters level – all achieved since 2019.