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As per India Today, the victims have been identified as Abhay Gadroo and Yash Vijay Ramugade. Both hailed from Mumbai. 

Three killed after small plane crashes in Canada's British Columbia

As per India Today, the victims have been identified as Abhay Gadroo and Yash Vijay Ramugade. Both hailed from Mumbai.&nbsp;

Three people were killed after a small plane crashed in Chilliwack in Canada's British Columbia, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), reported CBC News.
The crash took place in Chilliwack, about 200 kilometres east of Vancouver. The victims included the pilot and everyone else on board.
The RCMP received the information about the incident around 2 pm PST. Sergeant Pete Healey said that the plane crashed behind a motel near the airport, the news outlet said.
The RCMP are notifying the victims' next of kin, Healey said.
However, the cause of the Piper PA-34 Seneca, a twin-engined light aircraft crash is still unknown.
Meanwhile, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada said it is sending investigators for further probe, reported CBC News.
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Gagandeep Singh was assaulted in Canada's British Columbia province on 17 March 2023, as per reports.

Canada: Sikh student from India beaten up in alleged hate crime

Gagandeep Singh was assaulted in Canada's British Columbia province on 17 March 2023, as per reports.

In a shocking case of alleged hate crime in Canada, a 21-year-old Sikh student from India was beaten up and dragged across the sidewalk by his hair.
Gagandeep Singh was assaulted in Canada's British Columbia province on 17 March 2023, as per reports. The unidentified assailants allegedly ripped off his turban and dragged him by his hair.
The victim was heading home around 10:30 pm after grocery shopping, when a group of 12-15 persons allegedly harassed him on a bus, before thrashing him and leaving him unconscious at the side of the road.
Councillor Mohini Singh said she heard of the attack shortly after it happened and went to visit Gagandeep. "I was horrified when I saw him. He could only speak in soft tones and he couldn't open his mouth,"' she said to a news channel. She said the young man's eyes were swollen shut and that he was obviously in significant pain.
(With PTI inputs)
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A container ship carrying mining chemicals caught fire on Saturday, expelling toxic gas off the coast of British Columbia.
The Canadian Coast Guard said it was working with the US Coast Guard to assess the situation, including environmental hazards.
16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston, while five remained onboard to fight the fire, the Canadian Coast Guard said in a statement
The Coast Guard of both the countries are working together to track 40 containers that had fallen overboard as they pose a significant risk to mariners. The statement warned mariners to stay clear of the area.
Further the statement read that &lsquo;currently there is no safety risk to people on shore, however it added that situation will continue to be monitored.

Burning cargo ship spews toxic gas off Canada's Pacific coast

A container ship carrying mining chemicals caught fire on Saturday, expelling toxic gas off the coast of British Columbia.

//Container ship carrying mining chemicals catches fire off Canadian coast
//Burning ship spews toxic gas, poses environmental hazard
//16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston
//Canadian Coast Guard:&nbsp;40 containers fallen overboard, pose&nbsp;risk to mariners

16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston, while five remained onboard to fight the fire, the Canadian Coast Guard said in a statement

A container ship carrying mining chemicals caught fire on Saturday, expelling toxic gas off the coast of British Columbia.
The Canadian Coast Guard said it was working with the US Coast Guard to assess the situation, including environmental hazards.
16 crew members were evacuated from the MV Zim Kingston, while five remained onboard to fight the fire, the Canadian Coast Guard said in a statement
The Coast Guard of both the countries are working together to track 40 containers that had fallen overboard as they pose a significant risk to mariners.&nbsp;
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Hundreds of deaths have been reported in various Canadian cities as the country grapples with unprecedented heatwave that sent temperatures spiralling close to 50 degrees in some parts.
Reports said that over 200 people have died in British Columbia since Friday. The officials have called it an "unprecedented time" and are gathering information to determine the role of weather in these deaths.
Lytton in British Columbia hit over 49 degrees on Tuesday -- the highest temperature ever recorded in Canada. The record was broken on Sunday and then again on Monday.
Dozens of deaths have been reported in Vancouver and Surrey amid historic heat.
Extreme high temperatures and heat waves are becoming both more common and more intense due to the warming climate.

Canada heatwave: Dozens reported dead as mercury touches 50

Deaths have been reported in various Canada&nbsp;cities amid a historic&nbsp;heatwave that has sent temperatures spiralling close to 50 degrees in some parts
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Hundreds of deaths have been reported in various Canadian cities as the country grapples with unprecedented heatwave that sent temperatures spiralling close to 50 degrees in some parts.
Reports said that over 200 people have died in British Columbia since Friday. The officials have called it an "unprecedented time" and are gathering information to determine the role of weather in these deaths.
Lytton in British Columbia hit over 49 degrees on Tuesday -- the highest temperature ever recorded in Canada. The record was broken on Sunday and then again on Monday.
Dozens of deaths have been reported in Vancouver and Surrey amid historic heat.
Extreme high temperatures and heat waves are becoming both more common and more intense due to the warming climate.

Deaths have been reported in various Canada&nbsp;cities amid a historic&nbsp;heatwave that has sent temperatures spiralling close to 50 degrees in some parts
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Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photoshoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you away!
According to a Popsugar report, t

This wedding shoot is all things spooky, just in time for Halloween

This Halloween-themed wedding photoshoot, by a Canadian photographer, is sure to spook you away!

Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photo shoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you!
According to a Popsugar report, the photographer's friend always dreamt of a Halloween-themed wedding,&nbsp;Gwilliam converted her dream into a reality with the photo shoot.
From skulls and pumpkins as props, to blood-stained gowns, the photo shoot took place in the beautiful forests of British Columbia .

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