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Canada and India inch closer to a free trade deal
Ed Fast, Canada's Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Getaway, is currently on a week-long mission to India. He speaks to Marc Montgomery from Mumbai about the challenges of Canada-India trade, and the Comprehensive Partnership Economic Agreement that is in the works between both countries.
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India battles pharmaceutical giant Novartis
Canadians weigh in on whether this could affect the pharmaceutical industry in this country. Reporter Rashi Khilnani joins host Marc Montgomery.
Quebec Junior Chamber of Commerce takes young entrepreneurs on a China trade mission
A recent Quebec Junior Chamber of Commerce (Regroupement des jeunes chambres de commerce du Québec) trade mission to China brought budding Canadian business leaders to Beijing and Shanghai...
Canada to contribute to India’s food security
Ryan Touhey is the Director of the Chanchlani India Policy Centre at the University of Waterloo. He met with other scholars earlier this week to map out a conference on food security issues in India....
Canadian efforts to boost trade with India
When the federal budget was announced last month, much emphasis was placed on improving trade with growing economies, specifically India. This comes as no surprise. India has a relatively high growth...
Canada’s proposed Office of Religious Freedom raises human rights concerns
During the last federal election campaign the Conservative Party announced its plan to create an Office of Religious Freedom. Closed door talks have begun between Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs...
Gay South Asian artists discuss gender, sexuality and creativity
Dealing with being gay can be difficult for most people, but adding an ethnic background to the mix can make things even more colourful and, some artists argue, be good for one's creative...
Travelling religion class introduces Canadian students to India's religious diversity
M. Darrol Bryant has earned himself an interesting moniker: the traveling guru. It comes from taking several groups of students to India over the years for varying periods of time – anywhere...
Shoes inspire tales of freedom
Every shoe has a story to tell, a journey to share. Twelve women wrote about their journey and the shoes that inspired them to build a new life in Canada. The Link's Toronto correspondent,...
Consortium of Canadian universities sets up offices in India
A consortium of several Canadian universities has opened offices in three cities in India. Columnist Rashi Khilnani spoke with Dr. Roseann O'Reilly Runte, the president and vice-chancellor of...
Advocacy group pushes action plan for South Asian health in Canada
The South Asian Professional Network for Health Awareness (SAPNA) believes that specific measures need to be taken to address the health of South Asians in Canada. As columnist Rashi Khilnani...
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THE INDO-CANADIAN REPORT WITH RASHI KHILNANI
The Indo-Canadian Report is heard Wednesdays to Fridays across India at 7:10am and 9:10pm (Delhi...