The Canadian government has taken a big decision. The Canadian government is going to change a law related to citizenship. Bill C-3, presented in the Parliament regarding the By Descent i.e. Hereditary Citizenship Act, has been approved. This means that now the law will remain in force. Citizens of Indian origin are expected to benefit greatly from this law.

According to the government, after the implementation of this law, citizenship will be given to those people who were not eligible to get it due to old rules. First generation limit was implemented in the year 2009. There was a provision in this that if a child is born or adopted in any other country, then he is not given citizenship.

Because of this law, Indian citizens had to face difficulties. In fact, in December 2023, an Ontario court canceled the first generation limit and declared it unconstitutional.

What changes were made through this bill?
Bill C-3 which the government is going to bring will remove the old rules. This means that the new law will allow any Canadian parent who was born or raised outside of Canada to give citizenship to their child, provided they can prove a strong connection to Canada. Canada’s Immigration Minister Lina Metlez Diab said that this bill will end old discrimination and provide justice to foreign-born children.

How many Indians live in Canada?
In a report of the year 2023, the Ministry of External Affairs had said that the total number of Indian community in Canada is around 28 to 29 lakhs. In this, resident persons of Indian origin are around 19 lakh and NRIs are around 10 lakh. The Government of Canada reported in 2021 that about 5.1% of the population in the country is of Indian origin.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has given a big statement on Saturday (November 1, 2025) regarding relations with India. PM Mark Carney said that Canada is making positive progress in strengthening its relations with India. He also emphasized that Canada is working on building new partnerships abroad amid tariff pressures from the United States.

This comment of PM Mark Carney comes at a time when US President Donald Trump ended all trade talks with Canada last week, saying that Canada’s behavior has been completely unacceptable. At the same time, the Canadian Prime Minister has also talked about reducing dependence on America.

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Speaking to reporters after the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit held in South Korea, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said, ‘We are building new partnerships with countries around the world and the best place to do this is the Asia-Pacific region, which accounts for 60 percent of the global economy.’

Talks are continuing with India – Carney

Along with this, he also mentioned the free trade agreement with Indonesia, the ongoing negotiations with Philippines and Thailand and the important turn in relations with China. PM Carney said, ‘We are making progress with India also. I did not meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi directly at the APEC summit, but our Foreign Minister and other ministers are talking to India.

He said, ‘We are working first on the domestic front to increase the strength of our country. We are forming new partnerships abroad so that our dependence on America can be reduced. This is not something that will happen overnight, but we are moving very fast.

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Trade tension between Canada and America has increased once again. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has admitted that he has apologized to the US President. This apology was sought due to a controversial advertisement, in which the voice of former US President Ronald Reagan was used.

On this matter, Carney said that the President was angry and I apologized to him. When America is ready, talks will resume. The case began when Ontario Premier Doug Ford shared a political ad on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter). In this advertisement, a clip of Ronald Reagan’s old radio speech was used, in which he was talking about the dangers of tariffs. Reagan’s voice said that tariffs may seem patriotic at first glance, but in the long run they harm every American worker and consumer. This advertisement aired during a cricket match on Fox Sports and was seen by more than 9 million people.

Reagan Foundation expressed strong objection

The Reagan Presidential Foundation expressed displeasure about the advertisement. The foundation said that the Canadian or Ontario governments did not obtain permission to use this clip and it was edited in a misleading manner. According to NBC News, the Foundation is now considering legal options in this matter.

Canada ran fake ad: Trump

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that Canada ran a fake ad in which Reagan was shown to be anti-tariff. This is a fraudulent move. He said that this behavior of Canada is an “attack on American interests” and has deeply damaged the trust between the two countries.

America’s counterattack- 10% additional tariff

As the controversy escalated, the White House announced that an additional 10% tariff would be imposed on Canadian products. This duty will be especially applicable on aluminum and agricultural products. Trump said that there will be no trade related negotiations until Canada stops its misinformation policy.

Want reconciliation, not conflict – Mark Carney

The Canadian Prime Minister said that the objective of his government is not confrontation with America but dialogue and cooperation. He said, “We want permanent relations with America. Whenever they are ready, we are ready for talks.” Carney clarified that Canada believes in fair trade and its intention is not to challenge America’s policies.

Old history of tariff dispute

The dispute between America and Canada regarding tariffs is not new. In 2018, the Trump administration had imposed heavy duties on Canadian steel and aluminium, which deteriorated relations between the two countries. This time the matter is related to a political advertisement, but it can have a direct impact on business. Experts say that if tariff policies remain harsh, there could be a long-term impact on North America’s economic relations.

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US President Donald Trump has once again taken a shocking decision and announced to impose 10% additional tariff on products coming from Canada. This step has been implemented with immediate effect. This decision of Trump has come at a time when he had recently ended all the ongoing trade negotiations with Canada. The new controversy began with a Canadian political ad that distorted excerpts from a 1987 radio speech by former US President Ronald Reagan.

Posting on the social media site Truth Social, Trump accused Canada of fraud and presenting false information. He said that the Ontario government tried to discredit American policies by distorting Reagan’s words. Trump wrote that Canada has made a serious mistake, so I am imposing additional tariffs.

Reagan Foundation response

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation condemned the ad, saying it used excerpts from Reagan’s speech without permission and misrepresented the message. The foundation said Reagan’s statement was about general trade policy, not about any particular individual.

Tariff war already underway

Trump has already imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian exports and a 10% duty on energy products. In response, Canada also imposed tariffs on American goods, including products such as orange juice, wine, coffee, apparel and steel. Now the new 10% tariff will further increase the already ongoing tension between the two countries.

Canada’s stance and future prospects

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had recently said that Canada is ready to resume trade talks with America, but this new step by Trump may hinder that direction. Experts believe that if the tariff policy continues further, it may have a negative impact on the economy of both the countries.

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US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will not meet Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during his Asia tour. Before leaving the White House, when reporters asked if he would talk to Carney, Trump clearly replied, “No, I have no such plans.”

Expressing displeasure over a controversial Canadian advertisement, Trump said, “What they did is very dishonest. I was told that they were going to remove the ad, but they are still running it. This is a very dirty game, but I can play dirtier than them.”

Trump had made this announcement

This statement came after Trump’s announcement on Thursday, in which he announced to end all trade negotiations with Canada. Trump said the move was taken in response to a “fake” ad that distorted former President Ronald Reagan’s anti-tariff speech.

Trump wrote this on Truth Social

Trump wrote on Truth Social, “The Ronald Reagan Foundation has revealed that Canada has misused Reagan in a fake $75,000 advertisement. They did all this to influence the decision of the US Supreme Court and other courts.” He added, “Tariffs are extremely important to American security and economy. This behavior by Canada leads to the immediate termination of all trade negotiations.”

On the other hand, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said that after talks with Prime Minister Carney, the American advertising campaign will be stopped from Monday so that talks can resume. However, these ads will continue to air on weekends during World Series baseball games. This controversial advertisement is funded by the Ontario government and is said to cost approximately $75 million.

How much tariff did Trump impose on Canada?

Trump had imposed a 35% tariff on products coming from Canada. Apart from this, he imposed tariff of up to 50% on metal sector and 25% on automobile. In response to this move by the US, Canada also imposed strict retaliatory tariffs, although products covered under the USA-Mexico-Canada Agreement were exempted from this. This trade agreement was signed during Trump’s first term.

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In the last few years, there has been a continuous increase in the number of forced expulsions of Indians from Canada. According to the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA), this year this figure has reached a record level. The number of Indian citizens deported from Canada till July 28 this year was 1,891, whereas in the year 2019 this number was only 625.

India is second in the list of forcibly evicting people

India is second in the list of deportation of people from other countries from Canada. By July 28, 2025, 2,678 Mexicans had been forcibly expelled from Canada. In the year 2024, 1,997 Indians were forcibly expelled by the Canadian authorities. Last year, 3,683 Mexicans and 981 Colombians were deported from Canada.

Why are Indians being forcibly expelled from Canada?

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was asked whether his government would focus on deporting foreign criminals back to their country. He answered this question in the affirmative. He said there are plans to improve tracking with better resources to speed up the process. He said that this initiative is part of the reforms that we are making in the immigration system in Canada.

Recently 8 Indians were arrested

Amidst the increasing anti-immigration sentiment in Canada, the process of expelling people from other countries has started. Recently in Canada, 8 people were arrested for alleged theft of 450 pieces of mail. Those arrested were identified as Sumanpreet Singh, Gurdeep Chattha, Jashandeep Jattana, Harman Singh, Jasanpreet Singh, Manroop Singh, Rajbir Singh and Upinderjeet Singh.

In this regard, Peel Regional Police issued a press release on October 10, 2025, saying that they are actively engaged with the Peel Crown Attorney’s Office and the Canada Border Services Agency, which will determine whether the case of removal of accused foreign nationals from Canada can be proceeded with as part of the judicial process.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has engaged in flattery of US President Donald Trump. He praised Trump on Tuesday (October 7) and said that he is the President who likes change. The important thing is that the Canadian PM also justified Trump’s false claims. He also mentioned the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

During a bilateral talks with Trump at the Oval Office, Carney said, “You are the President to bring a change. Changes in the economy, commitment to the defense expenditure of NATO partners, efforts towards peace from India and Pakistan to Azerbaijan and Armenia and weakening Iran as the power of terror, all this has been possible under your leadership. ”

Trump’s claims were rejected by India

Carney, who was elected Prime Minister in April, came to the White House in May this year. Trump has reiterated many times that he has helped to stop tension between India and Pakistan. India, however, has dismissed the role of a third party in postponing military action with Pakistan. India had run Operation Sindoor after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. During this time, nine terrorist bases located in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir were targeted. More than a hundred terrorists were killed during India’s operation.

Increased distance between India and America

Actually these days, relations between India and America are going through a period of ups and downs. Trump imposed 50 percent tariff on India. After this, strictness was also shown regarding visa rules. Trump has improved relations with Pakistan along with increasing the distance from India. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir recently reached the White House to meet Trump.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has made a big announcement on Friday (August 22, 2025) to remove the counter tariff on American goods. The announcement by Canada has been taken by Washington under the recent decision taken exempting all the products under the US-Maxico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

At the same time, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters a day after a phone interaction with US President Donald Trump that Canada would end all his counter -tariffs on American goods from September 1 under the USMCA agreement. He said that this decision has been taken by Canada at a time when both countries (America and Canada) are discussing a comprehensive trade deal.

Canada did the best trade deal with America- Mark Carney

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “Canada has done the best trade deal with the US at this time and this deal is not only different from all the trading agreements made in the past, but it is also better than the US agreement with any other country in the world.”

He said, “Canada and America have re-implemented the FTA/Free Trade Agreement for the exchange of their goods in large quantities. We are working on the full emphasis to solve all the issues with America. In such a situation, we will remove all the counter-tariffs on Canada Steel, Aluminum and Automobiles.”

Prime Minister Mark Carney has termed the US-Maxico-Canada (USMCA) between Canada and the US a unique advantage for his country, however, the agreement will be reviewed in 2026 next year. He said that America is putting huge tariffs on all those countries to reach the markets of other countries of the world.

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The US has increased the already implemented 25% tariff to 35% on Canada. According to the White House, the decision was taken due to Canada’s “continuous inactivity and retaliation”. Trump claimed that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had called for a conversation before the deadline of August 1, but could not talk. In the press conference, Trump said, “We did not talk to Canada today. He (Carney) has called, let’s see what happens.”

Canada’s answer: We will talk when it is necessary
During a press conference in British Columbia, PM Mark Carney said, “Canada is the second largest investor in the US today. We have 40 million citizens.” He said, “Without any compromise, business will definitely decline.”

Canadian minister said: Search for reliable partners
Canadian Finance Minister François Filip Champagne said that now the country is looking for such business partners that can be trusted. He said this during a meeting with External Affairs Minister Anita Anand and Mexico President Claudia Shinbaum.

This tariff is against CUSMA agreement
The CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico is against these tariff rates. Currently, Canada’s steel, aluminum and copper are charged up to 50%, which violates the rules of the agreement.

Trump said- I still stand on CUSMA
Carney said that last week Trump has reiterated his commitment to the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (CUSMA). Under this agreement, Canada gets a duty-free access in the US on its 85% exports. Earlier on Tuesday, Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Filip Champagne met Foreign Minister Anita Anand and Mexico President Claudia Shinbam. During this, he said that Canada is now looking for such business partners, which he can “trust”.