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SFJ claim is misleading and contradicted by Canada’s own intelligence assessments. Calling Canada‑Based Khalistani Extremists (CBKEs) “extremists” is not a mischaracterization, it is the exact terminology used by CSIS.

Chaitra Navratri and the Hindu New Year arrive each spring as a reminder that renewal is not just seasonal, it is spiritual, cultural, and deeply rooted in the oldest living traditions of Sanatan Dharma. This period marks the beginning of the Vikram Samvat or Shalivahana Shaka calendars across regions, and for thousands of years it has been celebrated as a time when the cosmic cycle resets, dharma is reaffirmed, and the divine feminine is invoked for strength and clarity.

Holi in Hamilton became a breathtaking celebration of colour, devotion, and community spirit as thousands gathered for one of the region’s largest festivals, jointly organized by the Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) and the Hindu Samaj of Hamilton & Region.

Holi, the festival of colours, is traditionally a time of joy, renewal, and togetherness. This year, however, celebrations across several Canadian communities carried an added layer of emotion. Alongside the vibrant colours and festive songs, community members paused to offer prayers for Nancy Grewal, whose tragic killing has deeply shaken many across the country.

Canada is witnessing a pivotal moment in the national conversation on public safety. The Hindu Canadian Foundation’s (HCF) call for the federal government to formally review and assess the activities of the group known as CBKE following the tragic killing of Windsor resident Nancy Grewal, an outspoken critic of extremist elements has sparked significant media coverage and widespread public discussion.

Nancy Grewal, a 45-year-old Punjabi-Canadian social media influencer and Khalistani Extremist Critic living in LaSalle, Ontario, was fatally stabbed to death on 03 March 2026. Authorities have confirmed that her death is being investigated as an intentional homicide rather than a random act of violence.

In the loving memory of Nancy Grewal, HCF declares 03 March as “Anti‑Khalistan Day, A movement by Canadians united against Home Grown terrorism.” Safeguarding #canada from Extremism is the Responsibility of Every Citizen.

HCF stands firmly with PM @MarkJCarney to rebuild a strong Canada. We condemn the ongoing #Khalistani  targeting of elected Canadian leaders @MarkJCarney, @AnitaAnandMP, and @Dave_Eby. Bullying has no place in our democracy. Infographics like THIS targeting Canadian PM Mark Carney are completely unacceptable. In the past, #Khalistani  extremists used similar infographics and bullet imagery to threaten the foreign PM and consulate. By featuring a half-image of PM Mark Carney,

The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) has successfully concluded Hindu Roots of Dharm: A 10‑Week Journey into Hindu Dharm for Kids a virtual learning experience created to help children ages 6–14 explore the foundations of Hindu Dharm in a joyful, engaging, and meaningful way. Rooted in stories, values, and timeless teachings, the program offered young learners a space to understand their heritage with pride and clarity.

The National Post article “Patrick Brown: Parliament must pass Bill C‑2 now to address Canada’s extortion epidemic” uses an image depicting Hindu individuals, implying a connection between Hindu Canadians and the extortion crisis discussed in the piece.

Across Canada, a powerful movement is rising. From Vancouver to Halifax, Canadians from every background have gathered in parks, community centres, and public squares to hold vigils and peaceful demonstrations. Their message is clear: the world cannot stay silent while non‑Muslim religious minorities in Bangladesh continue to face violence, displacement, and systemic persecution.

Dheeraj (DJ) Elected to National Council of Conservative Party of Canada, Marking Historic Milestone for Representation

Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) and @JainCanadian  have spent the past year working closely with the @RegionofDurham  to develop and implement a comprehensive hate‑reporting tool designed for all communities, with a dedicated focus on the needs and lived experiences of Hindu Canadians. We are pleased to inform Hindu Canadians across the country, especially those in the Durham Region, that the tool has now officially launched and is live. HCF’s priority throughout this process

Vasant Panchami: Honouring Maa Saraswati and Welcoming the Season of Renewal

Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) formally recognized the MP @AHousefather 's leadership in proposing an amendment to Bill C‑9, ensuring that the sacred Hindu symbol “Swastika” is not misrepresented or conflated with the Nazi hate symbol, Hakenkreuz. This clarification is vital for protecting Hindu heritage, preventing cultural misinterpretation, and upholding the dignity of a symbol that has been revered for thousands of years.

The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) proudly celebrated a powerful milestone this year with the 3rd Annual Shri Ram Rath Yatra 2026 , a spiritual journey dedicated to celebrating the historic restoration of the Shri Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on Jan 22 , 2024 which was destroyed in 1528 CE by Islamic Invaders. For 1.5 billion Hindus across the world and for more than 1.4 million Hindu Canadians, this moment represents centuries of resilience, devotion, and hope finally fulfilled.

The Hindu Youth Mentorship Program (MAPLE), a flagship initiative aimed at empowering Hindu youth and offering them a platform for connection and collaboration, was launched by the Hindu Canadian Foundation. Its inaugural session took place in Hamilton, organized in collaboration with the Hindu Samaj of Hamilton. The event concluded as an inspiring and impactful gathering, providing valuable guidance and confidence to students, young professionals, and job seekers from the co

United Against Tyranny: Veer Bal Diwas Inspires Action for Modern Day Atrocities

Hindu Man killed in broad day light, dead body hanged, Beaten and then Burned down.

Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman stood in the Canadian Parliament to highlight the escalating violence faced by Hindus in Bangladesh. Speaking on behalf of petitioners, she drew attention to over 2,000 incidents in 2024 alone, including: • Arson attacks on Hindu homes and businesses • Mob violence and forced displacement against Hindu Community • Sexual assaults targeting Hindu women and girls • Temple demolitions destroying sacred spaces