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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

On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 (known as Emperor Kanishka) was brought down by a terrorist bomb over the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 331 people on board. It remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history and one of the worst aviation disasters the world has ever seen. Forty years ago, 331 innocent people including 268 Canadian citizens, were brutally murdered by a terrorist bomb aboard Air India Flight 182. This Canadian terrorism incident killed:

On June 23, 1985, Canada faced its darkest moment in the form of the Air India Flight 182 bombing, also known as the Kanishka bombing. This horrific act of terrorism, which claimed 329 lives, including 268 Canadian citizens, remains the deadliest terrorist attack on Canadian soil. Yet, In a disturbing move, the Canadian government’s Public Safety website quietly removed an article detailing this tragedy on their website, raising questions about an attempt to erase the memory

As tensions between India and Pakistan escalate following Islamist terror attack targeting Hindus in Pahalgam on 22 April 2025 , Hindu Canadians may face increased risks of harassment, discrimination, or violence due to rising anti-Hindu sentiment in certain contexts. The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) is steadfast in its commitment to protecting and supporting the Hindu community in Canada, advocating for safety, unity, and resilience. HCF is releasing essential guidelines

The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF), in collaboration with Jewish advocacy organization B’nai Brith Canada, has achieved a critical milestone in the ongoing effort to educate and inform the public about the accurate distinction between the sacred Swastika and the Nazi-associated Hakenkreuz symbol.

Advocating for Accurate Terminology: Distinguishing the Sacred Swastika from the Nazi Hakenkreuz

On January 27, 2025, members of the Hindu Canadian community participated in an enlightening educational session organized by the...

[Toronto, Canada] – The Hindu community strongly urges Walmart to immediately remove the following products from its website due to their of