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Canada said its security agencies have been "pursuing credible allegations" of Indian government agents being involved in the murder of Canadian Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

John Packer, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Ottawa, suggests that foundational relationships in global politics will likely prevail in the India-Canada dispute as similar actions have occurred in the past among democracies. The rift may test diplomatic ties between the nations, but it is unlikely to di

A diplomatic crisis bogging down Ottawa and New Delhi highlights Canadas lack of "seriousness" on national security as foreign countries interfere on the North American nations soil, according to several experts.

A diplomatic crisis bogging down Ottawa and New Delhi highlights Canadas lack of "seriousness" on national security as foreign countries interfere on the North American nations soil, according to several experts. National security expert and former senior Canadian intelligence official Michel Juneau-Katsuya believes that Canada now finds itself "at a crossroads."

Emboldened regimes are determined to crack down on opponents at home and abroad – regardless of political norms and international law

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Owners of the historic Inn at Shearer Cottage in Oak Bluffs have opted not to follow through with prior plans to renovate and expand the property. At their meeting Thursday evening, Martha’s Vineyard Commissioners okayed the request from property reps to surrender the project on the basis that they’ve yet to break ground. According to […]

Smith, Timothy V.G., born April 20, 1947, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by love, on Saturday June 24, 2023. He was the beloved husband of Barbara Martin Smith for

The Tisbury Police Department is looking to add a patrol boat to its inventory, but town officials are split on a proposed pilot program.  On Wednesday, May 24, the Tisbury Select Board did not make a final decision on the vessel in a three-way, split vote, with board chair Roy Cutrer abstaining, board member John […]