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Learn about the swastika is sacred campaign, uniting communities to uphold cultural respect and traditions. Join the swastika is sacred campaign today! Swastika and Bill C-9: A Legislative Appeal for Truth and Respect - 100+ Orgs join HCF call to Remove Swastiak from Bill C-9 Remove “Swastika” from Bill C-9 A Call for Truth, Cultural Justice, and Canadian Values The Swastika is a sacred symbol of peace, prosperity, and well-being for millions of Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Indigenous cultures worldwide. Its wrongful association with hate in Bill C-9 by naming it with the word "Nazi" undermines the very spirit of the bill and risks criminalizing innocent cultural expression. Let’s stand together to protect sacred symbols and uphold the values of truth, inclusion, and justice. The Hindu Canadian Foundation’s testimony calling for the removal of “Swastika” from Bill C-9 is endorsed by over 100 organizations, including Jewish, Jain, Buddhist, and other multicultural and faith-based groups across Canada. On November 6, the Hindu Canadian Foundation's President Arunesh Giri presented its testimony before the Justice and Human Rights Committee of Parliament regarding Bill C-9. The testimony focused on the urgent need to remove the word “Swastika” from the bill and to correct its association with the hate term “Nazi.” The Swastika is a sacred symbol of peace and prosperity for Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, and Indigenous communities. Its misrepresentation as a hate symbol undermines the bill’s intent to combat genuine hate propaganda and risks criminalizing innocent cultural expression. The testimony received a very positive response from a wide range of community organizations, including Jewish, Jain, Buddhist, and multicultural groups, as well as members across party lines. The term “Hakenkreuz”, used by the Nazis themselves, is the historically accurate and appropriate reference for the Nazi hate symbol. This cross-community support reflects a shared commitment to truth, cultural dignity, and Canadian values. The Hindu Canadian Foundation continues to advocate for legislative clarity and respect for sacred traditions. HCF Stand on BILL C-9: We support the Government of Canada’s efforts to propose Bill C-9 to address hate crimes, and we stand in solidarity with all Canadian communities facing hate crimes. Hindu Canadians have been severely impacted over the last decade, and especially in recent years, as our Mandir (temples) have become constant targets of hate. More than 30 temples have been attacked in the past three years, and Hindu children and women have been assaulted in broad daylight by CBKE Groups. This bill offers hope to over 1.5 million Hindus and other communities to stand firm against rising hate and protect our basic democratic rights, to live freely, visit our places of worship without fear, and exercise our rights equally. However, our concern is in the use of the word “Swastika” in hate references in Section 2.2(b) and its association with the Nazi hate symbol. The Swastika is a sacred symbol in Hindu (Sanatan Dharm) civilization, dating back thousands of years, and is widely used and worshipped by over 2 billion Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists worldwide, including over 1.5 million Hindus in Canada. Hindus use the Swastika extensively. It adorns the entrances of our homes as a “welcome” sign and is seen in our Mandirs (temples), both at home and in public. Swastika and It's Assocation with Canadian History: During festivals such as Deepawali, Navratri, Paryushan, Mahavir Jayanti, Vesak and others, Hindus and other communities draw or use Swastikas in different form e.g. at their doorsteps and create colorful Rangoli patterns containing Swastikas. When purchasing a new car or starting a business, the symbol is prominently displayed in homes and shops. Therefore, using the word “Swastika” in this bill is deeply concerning to millions of Hindu Canadians and other communities and risks inciting hateful behavior toward them. This usage could ignite further hatred against 1.5 million Hindus in Canada, undermining the very purpose of Bill C-9. The Swastika has deep roots in Canadian history, including its use by early hockey teams as a symbol of good fortune and strength. One notable example is the Windsor Swastikas , a Canadian ice hockey team from Windsor, Nova Scotia, active between 1905 and 1916 . Long before the symbol was misappropriated by the Nazis, the team proudly wore the Swastika on their uniforms, reflecting its ancient meaning of luck, light, life, and love. This historical reference underscores the Swastika’s positive legacy in Canada and highlights the importance of distinguishing it from the Nazi Hakenkreuz. Furthermore, the word “Swastika” does not originate from Latin or its derivatives (German/Deutsch or other European languages). Hitler and the Nazis never referred to their symbol as “Swastika” or “Nazi Swastika”; they used the term “Hakenkreuz”, “Nazi Hakenkreuz” or “hooked cross,” which is well documented in historical records. Associating the Swastika with Nazi symbols or word “Nazi” or antisemitism spreads misinformation and places the over a 1.5 million Hindu Canadians at greater risk, not only in Canada but globally, while confusing the broader public about the nature of hate symbols. We urge the committee and chair, Canada being a global leader and a nation that upholds values of inclusion and truth, to remove the word “Swastika” and any reference to it from Bill C-9. This would be a vital first step in amplifying the spirit of the bill and using the correct term for the hate symbol: “Hakenkreuz.” We understand that Bill C-9 bans the Nazi Hakenkreuz. However, it also uses the phrase “also known as Nazi Swastika,” which is incorrect and unacceptable to Hindu, Jain & Other communities. This concern is shared by nearly all major Jewish organizations, including B’nai Brith Canada, CIJA, ALCCA, and others. Prominent Jewish organizations such as Bnai Brith Canada, CIJA, Alliance of Canadians Combating Antisemitism and others have already corrected this terminology in their campaigns and educational materials. They have removed the word “Swastika” and it’s association with word “NAZI’ and rightly referred to the hate symbol as Hakenkreuz. We commend their allyship in rectifying a historical mistake and urge Honorable committee and Parliament to follow suit. Numerous examples from Canada and abroad support this correction, examples include: October 19, 2025 – CIJA calls on the government to protect the use of the word “Swastika .” September 19, 2025 – B’nai Brith Canada omits “Swastika” from its release, using “Hakenkreuz ” instead. May 2025 – Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe requests removal of “Swastika ” from hate references. March 2025 – B’nai Brith Canada revises its campaign after community outreach. March 2025 – Durham Region amends its motion to remove “Swastika ” from hate context . Peel and Montreal Police update hate crime reporting tools to remove “Swastika.” Victoria State, Australia bans antisemitic symbols, excluding “Swastika ” from hate references. Oregon Department of Education circulates materials distinguishing Swastika from Hakenkreuz. Former MP Chandra Arya speaks in Parliament against misuse of “Swastika .” Former MP Peter Julian removed “Swastika” from Bill C-229 after community engagement. Toronto Star and other media outlets revise terminology to use “Hakenkreuz” instead of “Swastika .” We recommend the following amendments to Bill C-9: Remove all references to “Swastika” or it’s association with Word “Nazi” and replace them with the accurate term “Hakenkreuz” or “Nazi Hakenkreuz.” Educate communities, law enforcement, and media on the correct terminology. Strengthen Protections for Sacred Use of the Swastika. We urge the committee to include clear and explicit exemptions for the religious and cultural use of the Swastika. The current language in subsection 2.2 of 3.2(a) is too broad to prevent misinterpretation. As seen in Victoria State, Australia, specific protections are essential to avoid harmful conflation with Nazi symbols and to uphold Canada’s commitment to religious freedom and cultural dignity. Ensure future committee communications and press releases explicitly mention Hinduphobia, alongside antisemitism, Islamophobia, and homophobia. We want to reiterate, the use of word Swastika in conjunction with Nazi hate work could ignite further hatred against 1.5 million Hindus in Canada, undermining the very purpose of Bill C-9. Finally, it is important to reflect on the very spirit with which Bill C-9 was introduced to combat “hate propaganda” and protect vulnerable communities. However, by including the word “Swastika” in conjunction with the term “Nazi,” the bill contradicts its own intent. Instead of countering hate, this mislabeling risks perpetuating misinformation and inadvertently targets communities for whom the Swastika is a sacred and ancient symbol of peace and well-being. If the reference to “Swastika” is not removed completely, the bill risks losing its moral clarity and undermining its purpose. Let us uphold the true spirit of Bill C-9 by removing the word “Swastika” and replacing it with the historically accurate term “Hakenkreuz.” We urge the committee to adopt the recommendations of the Hindu Canadian Foundation. Let us ensure that Canada’s leadership is reflected in our legislation. Our testimony is supported by over 100 organizations across Canada, including Hindu, Jain, Jewish, cultural, and social groups, all united in the call for truth, clarity, and respect 100+ Organizations Endorsing the Hindu Canadian Foundation Submission: Importantly, Swastika is also a place name in Canada. The town of Swastika , Ontario, founded in the early 1900s, was named to reflect prosperity and good fortune. During World War II, despite pressure to change its name due to it’s inaccurate association with word “Nazi”, the residents refused, affirming that the name predated Nazi ideology and had no connection to hate. This example underscores the long-standing, peaceful use of the word “Swastika” in Canadian history and highlights the importance of preserving its true meaning. S. No Organaziation Name 1 Hindu Canadian Foundation 2 Vishwa Jain Sangathan Canada 3 Canadian Hindus For Harmony 4 Sri Jain Mandir Toronto 5 Canadian Hindu Volunteers 6 Hindu Sikh Unity Forum 7 Brampton Triveni Mandir 8 ⁠Panoram India 9 B’nai Brith Canada 10 Bhagwan 1008 Adinatha Swamy Jain Temple Brampton 11 Jain Community Services Canada 12 Shree Arihant Swetamber Murti Pujak Jain Sangh and Cultural Center Brampton 13 Hindu Active Volunteers Association 14 Canadian Hindu Community Welfare 15 Human Awakening Religious Integration One Mankind 16 Hindu Sabha Temple Brampton 17 South Asians in Ontario 18 Hindu Voice Matters 19 Sanatani Bangali Akota 20 United Canadian Sanatani Society 21 Sanatani Community South Shore Montreal 22 Kshatriya Welfare Association Of Canada 23 Hindu Community in Ottawa Foundation 24 South Asian Cultural and Health Association for Youth and Seniors 25 Hindu Association Canada Global 26 Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh Canada 27 Bharat Mata Mandir Brampton 28 Canadian Sanatan Mission 29 Jain International Trade Organization Canada 30 Gujarati Samaj of London Ontario 31 Srishti foundation. London ON 32 Hindu Legacy London ON 33 Divya Foundation Durham 34 Vedic Sevaks Charitable Society 35 North American Hindus Association 36 Shri Gauri Shankar Mandir Religious And Cultural Organization 37 My Indian In Canada Association 38 Hindi Writers Guild Canada 39 Hindu Society of PEI Inc. 40 Nataraj Youth Cultural Organization 41 Shri Radha Madhav Heritage and Cultural Center 42 Hamitlon Hindu Samaj Temple 43 Ontario Telugu Foundation 44 Sky Canada World Community Service Centre 45 Sanskar Canada 46 Samskrita Bharati (Canada 47 Canadian Jain Association of Business & Professionals 48 ⁠Santan Mandir Canada 49 ⁠Ganesh Utsav - Team YUVA 50 ⁠Telgu Friends Club 51 ⁠Sri Venkateswara Hindu Heritage and Cultural Center of Hamilton 52 ⁠Milton Marathi Group 53 ⁠Halton Bihar Association 54 ⁠Radio Dhishum 55 Sanskriti Cultural Awareness Society of BC 56 Sheetal Sangeet Canadian Broadcasting 57 Hamilton Teluguvaaru Association (HTA) 58 HALTON CANADIAN PARIVAR 59 Yugal Kunj - Radha Krishna Temple and Community Centre 60 ⁠Odias in Canada 61 ⁠Global Odia Parivar 62 ⁠Bhumihar Samaj of Canada 63 ⁠Bhagwat Chintan 64 ⁠Bramhin welfare association 65 ⁠Canadian Hindu Community Welfare 66 ⁠Bihar and Jharkhand Canadian cultural association 67 ⁠Halifax Hindu Society 68 ⁠Toronto Telugu Community 69 ⁠Durham Telugu Club 70 ⁠DURHAM TELUGU Association 71 ⁠⁠SV TEMPLE OF Durham⁠ 72 ⁠UPICA (Uttar Pradeshies in Canada) 73 Chinmaya Mission London (Canada 74 Atlantic Alliance of Uttar Bharat 75 Hindu Cultural Centre London 76 ⁠Chinmaya Mission Ottawa 77 Tatvamasi Kerala Hindus London Ontario 78 Chinmaya Mission Halton 79 Brantford Brant Telugu Association 80 Gujrati Samaj of London, ON 81 ⁠Karnavati London Association 82 Bengali Community of London Ontario 83 ⁠Hindi Times 84 ⁠Hindu Times Canada 85 ⁠International Hindu Foundation 86 ⁠Brantford Hindu Temple 87 ⁠Brantford Gujarati Group 88 ⁠Shirdi Sai Seva Samiti London 89 ⁠Halton Telugu Association”, HATA 90 ⁠42 Kadva Patidar samaj, canada 91 ⁠Umiyadham culture center,Toronto 92 ⁠Canada Dhol Tasha, Lazim 93 ⁠Himachali Pravasi Global Association (HPGA 94 Friends of Gujarat (FOG) 95 ⁠Gujjus of Hamilton 96 ⁠Vishwa umiya foundation 97 ⁠Umiya Dham Canada 98 Humans for Harmony 99 Indian Family Association (IFA 100 Bharatiya Culture Association, Toronto HCF's Action-Oriented Approach to Remove the Swastika from Bill C-9. The Hindu Canadian Foundation has been actively working at the grassroots level with Members of Parliament from various political parties to advocate the removal of the term "Swastika" from Bill C-9, which misrepresents a sacred symbol for millions Hindus. HCF has engaged with over a dozen MPs through in-person and online meetings to garner support and emphasize the importance of cultural sensitivity in legislation. We are closely monitoring the situation and are optimistic about potential amendments to Bill C-9. HCF President Arunesh Giri provided testimony for Bill C9, highlighting concerns about the use of the term "scared swastika" in connection with the Nazi reference and its for hate speech. He advocated for its removal from Bill C-9 HCF Brief has been submitted to the Parliament Committee. Please share it the community to help raise awareness. If you have any, don't hesitate to reach out at namaste@hinducanadian.org . 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"Over a million Hindu Canadians can make a difference in the 2025 Federal Election. Learn about key issues and advance voting details." Hindu Canadians: Unite and Vote in the 2025 Federal Election to Shape Canada's Future." Hindu Canadians, over a million strong, must unite and vote in the 2025 Federal Election. Key issues include anti-Hindu forces, academic bias, extremist ideologies, and temple protection. Advance voting details are available at Elections Canada . Let’s shape a future of inclusivity and progress. Hindu Canadians: Your Voice Matters in the 2025 Federal Election As the 2025 Federal Election approaches, it is crucial for the Hindu Canadian community—now over a million strong—to come together and make their voices heard. Hindu Canadians have long been recognized as one of the most vibrant, socially responsible, and progressive communities in the country. This election presents an opportunity to shape the future of Canada while ensuring that the values and concerns of the Hindu community are represented. While many progressive policies align with Hindu values, this election calls for a deeper evaluation of key issues that directly impact the community. Here are some critical factors to consider when casting your vote: Rising Anti-Hindu Forces and Policies The Hindu community has faced increasing challenges, including policies and rhetoric that undermine its contributions and values. It is essential to support candidates who stand firmly against such divisive forces. Academic Targeting of Hindus and Their Culture Instances of academic bias and misrepresentation of Hindu culture have been on the rise. Ensure your vote supports leaders who advocate for fair and accurate representation of all communities in educational institutions. Addressing Extremist Ideologies in Canada What is the stance of candidates on the infiltration of extremist ideologies, particularly those that prioritize foreign agendas over Canadian interests? This is a critical question to ask as you evaluate your options. Impact of Khalistani Extremism on Canadian Society The rise of Khalistani extremism has had a tangible impact on Canadian society. Consider candidates who acknowledge this issue and propose concrete measures to address it. Protection of Hindu Temples and Community Support Last year, multiple Hindu temples were attacked by extremists, leaving the community shaken. It is vital to support leaders who will stand with the Hindu community during such incidents, offering advocacy, personal presence, and social media support. Advance Voting: Make Your Voice Count Early Advance voting is a convenient way to ensure your participation in this critical election. Visit Elections Canada for details on advance voting dates, locations, and procedures. This is a pivotal moment for Hindu Canadians to demonstrate their unity and commitment to shaping a better future for all. Let us come forward in large numbers, cast our votes, and ensure that our voices resonate in the halls of Parliament. Together, we can make a difference. Let’s vote for a Canada that values inclusivity, respect, and progress for all communities. #cdnpoli #federalelection2025 #canada #election #hinduvotes #votesmatter #votenow * First name * Last name * Email * Phone * Address * I agree to receive email from HCF about this and any other issue for Hindu Community Sign Petition

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Thank you for opting into the Kambal (Blanket) Donation for Mahakumbh 2025. Your generosity will bring warmth and comfort to those in need while earning divine blessings for you and your family. Mahakumbh 2025 The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) is excited to participate in the Mahakumbh 2025 in Prayagraj, India—the world’s largest spiritual gathering. This sacred event is a rare opportunity to contribute through Kambal (Blanket) Donation, an act of virtue believed to bring immense good fortune and blessings. Donations start at just $51 for 5 blankets, with options up to $1001 for 100 blankets. HCF ensures transparency, sharing live updates and providing donors with Mahakumbh Prasad and a symbolic keepsake. Sign up by February 3, 2025, and join us in serving humanity while earning divine blessings. Visit our website to participate and be part of this spiritual journey! Join HCF at Mahakumbh 2025: A Divine Opportunity to Serve and Earn Blessings The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) is delighted to announce its participation in the Mahakumbh 2025, a sacred and world-renowned spiritual gathering in Uttar Pradesh, India. This rare event, held once every 12 years, draws millions of devotees from across the globe to the confluence of the holy rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati in Prayagraj. Significance of Mahakumbh The Mahakumbh Mela is a symbol of Hinduism's spiritual and cultural richness. Devotees believe that bathing at the Sangam during this auspicious time washes away sins, grants liberation (moksha), and invites divine blessings for generations. More than just a pilgrimage, it is a celebration of traditions, rituals, and the essence of Sanatan Dharma. Dates: January 13 to February 26. Location : Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh Mahakumbh vs Kumbh: These are two significant Hindu religious gatherings that attract millions of devotees; however, there are some differences between the two; This year it is Mahakumbh which happens after 144 years, The Maha Kumbh Mela is held when Jupiter enters Aquarius and the Sun enters Aries, which is thought to be an auspicious time for spiritual activities. Act of Virtue: Kambal (Blanket) Donation In Sanatan Dharma, daan (charitable giving) is a noble act, and donating blankets at Mahakumbh is considered highly auspicious. By offering warmth to those in need during the chilly winter months, you earn good fortune, spiritual upliftment, and blessings for your family. Donation Options HCF invites you to participate in this virtuous cause by donating blankest which is most auspicious thing to do to share the warmth with those who are underprivileged , Choose from the following donation tiers: (Fill the form here) 5 Blankets for $51 10 Blankets for $101 20 Blankets for $201 50 Blankets for $501 100 Blankets for $1001 Why Donate Through HCF? Transparent Process: HCF will share live updates and provide exact details of every donation during the Mahakumbh event. Divine Keepsakes: Donors will receive Mahakumbh Prasad and a symbolic memento of the Mahakumbh. Community Impact: Your donation will directly support underprivileged individuals while strengthening your spiritual connection. How to Sign Up Sign-ups for this noble initiative are open until February 03, 2025. Don’t miss this chance to contribute to dharma and earn divine blessings. 👉 Sign Up Today: Scroll below to fill up the form (Form is removed now) Together, For Dharma Let’s unite to make a meaningful difference during Mahakumbh 2025. By donating blankets, you not only provide warmth to those in need but also invite prosperity, positivity, and good karma into your life. Join HCF in this spiritual journey, and together, let us uphold the essence of Sanatan Dharma. #HCFMahakumbh #KambalDonation #DharmaInAction #Mahakumbh2025 #GoodFortune Thank you to all donors, we have received a wonderful response and the donation was successful, Read more details here. Contact HCF is always looking for new and exciting people who believes in Dharm Karya . Let's connect. First name Last name Phone Address Valid Email* Register I agree to HCF Emailing Policy. *

Please provide your full article here—include as much detail and depth as you'd like. You may also attach or link to relevant reference material, supporting photos, or videos that enhance your story. Whether you're writing a personal reflection, cultural insight, or historical tribute, we encourage well-researched, original content that aligns with the spirit of Hindu culture and community. ECHO- Expressing Cultural & Hindu Opinions HCF RAW (Real Advocacy & Wisdom) Community Voices – Share. Reflect. Empower A New Platform by the Hindu Canadian Foundation. The Hindu Canadian Foundation (HCF) is proud to unveil ECHO - Expressing Cultural & Hindu Opinions , A community-driven forum dedicated to amplifying stories, reflections, and ideas from Hindu Canadians across the nation. Whether you're a youth exploring your identity, a scholar reflecting on heritage, or a community member with a story that needs to be heard, this space is for you. What Can You Share? Personal essays on Hindu faith, festivals, and family Thought-provoking opinion pieces on cultural, social, and Civic issues Reflections on being Hindu in multicultural Canada Poetry, interviews, community spotlights, and more Facing Hinduphobia: Share Your Story Documented Anonymously Why It Matters: In a world of fast headlines, your authentic voice adds depth, compassion, and context. Through this platform, HCF aims to build a living archive of collective wisdom, generational memory, and everyday resilience. How to Contribute: Submit your articles, BE YOUR VOICE, through our portal below. Selected pieces (after the HCF Editor's Team Review) will be featured on our website and shared with our wider community across Canada. Let’s write our story/His-Story. Let's craft our incredible story together! Share your story and let your voice shine! Writer's First name* Writer's Last name* Writer's Email* Writer's Phone* Writer's Address (Optional) Tell us your story, experience, or perspective related to Hindu culture, heritage, or values. Whether it’s a personal reflection, historical insight, festival memory, or community event—we want to hear from you.* Terms & Conditions File upload (Video, Image, Zip, Document etc.) Upload Supporting Files Writer's Signature* Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload. Add your/Writer's Signature in this field Propose a date of Publishing the Article* It takes upto 10 business days to publish an Article. Select date accordingly. Select Submission Date for the article* Month Day Year I confirm that I have read and understood the Terms and Conditions , and I accept them in full without any reservations. * Submit Contact namaste@hinducanadian.org For any questions or assistance with your article, please reach out to HCF. /OffcialHinduCF

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