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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

HCF Welcomes historic recognition: #Deepavali has been inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Heritage List.

Hindu Canadians Celebrate Landmark Victory in Parliament: Swastika Removed from Bill C-9 as a reference to Hate Symbol

When we think of birthdays, the first image that pops into our minds is pure joy, celebrations, decorations, cake, candles, and making the birthday person feel loved and special. It’s a day for laughter, fun, and creating beautiful memories.

Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) expresses its deep condemnation of the latest CTV broadcast that provided a platform to an individual who appeared with a background poster explicitly stating “NO Hindi,” “NO Hindutva,” and “NO Hindustan.”

Hon. MP @JuanitaNathan hosted a vibrant Hindu Heritage Month celebration at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, organized by the Hindu Canadian Foundation, Divya Durham, the Ontario Telugu Foundation, and SkyCanada World Community Service Center. Over 300 attendees from across Canada came together to honor Hindu culture and contributions. Grateful thanks to Hon. MP @JuanitaNathan and distinguished guests Robert Oliphant (Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs), @Sa

Nov 10, Milton (ON) Today, the Hindu Canadian Foundation proudly joined the community of Milton in honoring Canada’s veterans. With deep respect and gratitude, we offered a wreath to commemorate the courage, sacrifice, and service of those who stood for freedom and peace. Their legacy reminds us that remembrance is not only about the past, but about building a future rooted in dignity, unity, and respect.

A joyous Celebration and Award Ceremony honoring the dedicated volunteers of the Hindu Canadian Foundation, whose tireless efforts uplift our community throughout the year. Hindu Heritage Month is the perfect occasion to recognize and celebrate their invaluable contributions.

In a powerful and historic move, @citymississauga  has unanimously passed a motion to formally recognize Anti-Hindu Hate within the city. This marks a significant step forward in acknowledging the lived experiences of Hindu Canadians and affirming our right to safety, dignity, and cultural respect. We extend our deepest gratitude to @DipikaDamerla  for her courageous leadership and unwavering commitment to truth.

The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) was deeply honoured to participate in the radiant Deepawali celebration at Parliament Hill, hosted by Hon. Gary Anandasangaree and Hon. Anita Anand.

Family in traditional attire prays together around a diya. Warm lighting, lotus flowers, and a deity image create a serene atmosphere.

The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) strongly condemns the growing pattern of hostility targeting the Indian community in Mississauga. The most recent incident near Webb Drive and Grand Park Drive, where hateful slurs such as “Indian Rats” were used, is deeply troubling. These acts of intolerance violate the very principles of diversity, dignity, and mutual respect that form the foundation of Canadian society.

A Win for the Community, But Vigilance Needed: While the withdrawal of the ban was a major victory for the Hindu Canadians, the process revealed troubling gaps in democratic practice:

Toronto, October 10, 2025 – In a powerful display of cultural pride and spiritual devotion, the Bengali community of Toronto witnessed a historic milestone on October 1, as the Toronto Durgabari organized the first-ever Durga Bisarjan (Pratima immersion) in Lake Ontario. Held at Woodbine Beach, this event marked the first time that the traditional conclusion of Durga Puja, the farewell immersion of Goddess Durga, was performed in Canada in accordance with all traditional ritu

Protecting Dharma Starts with Us and Our Places of Worship: SAVE Temples, Save Traditions. On this sacred occasion of Navratri 2025. when...

On August 9th, Oakville witnessed a powerful display of faith, unity, and spiritual celebration as the Hindu Canadian Foundation successfully hosted its seventh annual Kawad Yatra. This sacred tradition, now seven years strong, continues to bring the Hindu community together in reverence of Bhagwan Shiv during the auspicious Shravan Month.

In a landmark move for Canadian media, the Toronto Star has officially revised its article to correctly identify the Nazi emblem as the Hakenkreuz, not the sacred Swastika—a correction hailed by advocacy groups as a historic step toward responsible journalism and cultural respect.

It is deeply concerning to see the sacred Hindu symbol “Swastika” mischaracterized. The Swastika, revered by approximately 1.5 billion Hindus worldwide including over 1.5 million in Canada, is a symbol of peace and well-being with thousands of years of cultural significance. Jewish organizations, including @bnaibrithcanada , have clearly differentiated the Swastika from the hate symbol “Hakenkreuz,” often referred to as the Nazi emblem. Groups such as Hindu Canadian Foundatio