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Westergard had ordered the chocolates from an overseas company, but Covid caused some delays. Eventually, she received the bars, but in bulk.

Canada: woman with 1 lakh chocolate bars has 2 months to...

Westergard had ordered the chocolates from an overseas company, but Covid caused some delays. Eventually, she received the bars, but in bulk.

A woman in Canada is in possession of over 1 lakh chocolate bars and is desperate to get rid of them before they expire in June 2023.
Crystal Regehr Westergard, the owner of Canadian Candy Nostalgia - a vintage candy company - has 1 lakh 33 thousand Rum &amp; Butter chocolate bars, according to a Business Insider report.
Westergard had ordered the chocolates from an overseas company, but Covid caused some delays. Eventually, she received the bars, but in bulk.
Now, Westergard is trying to give away chocolates to charities, churches, schools, and more.
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Anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti had been sprayed on the wall, police said.

Canada: another Hindu temple vandalised - this time in Windsor

Anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti had been sprayed on the wall, police said.

The vandalism of a Hindu temple in Canada has apparently been captured on camera.
Police in Windsor, Ontario released CCTV footage showing two suspects allegedly defacing the temple on the intervening night of 4 and 5 April 2023.
Anti-Hindu and anti-India graffiti had been sprayed on the wall, police said.
In February, vandalism occurred at a Ram Mandir in Mississauga, while in January, a temple in Brampton was defaced.
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Trudeau said that a proper investigation is needed before speculating on what could have prevented or contributed to the tragedy.

Canada PM on Indians' death at US border: Justin Trudeau says wait for...

Trudeau said that a proper investigation is needed before speculating on what could have prevented or contributed to the tragedy.

Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau commented on the death of four Indians while trying to allegedly cross the US-Canada border illegally.
Trudeau said that a proper investigation is needed before speculating on what could have prevented or contributed to the tragedy.
The PM added that it is too soon to draw a link between the closing of an illegal border crossing at Roxham Road, and the deaths in Akwesasne.
An Indian couple and their two children reportedly died on 31 March 2023 by drowning in the St Lawrence river.
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Among those dead include members of an Indian family who were trying to enter the US from Canada by boat across the St. Lawrence River, according to reports

Indian family found dead after trying to illegally cross Canada-US border

Among those dead include members of an Indian family who were trying to enter the US from Canada by boat across the St. Lawrence River, according to reports

Police in Canada recovered the bodies of eight people, including two children, who died trying to cross illegally from Canada into the United States.
Among those dead include members of an Indian family who were trying to enter the US from Canada by boat across the St. Lawrence River, reported Reuters.
The dead were six adults and two children. Police recovered six bodies on 30 March and believe the tragedy may have occurred a day before.&nbsp;

An Indian-origin man stabbed a 37-year man outside Canada's Vancouver Starbucks cafe on March 26

Indian-origin man stabs Canadian to death outside Vancouver Starbucks

The suspect, 32-year-old Inderdeep Singh Gosal, was arrested at the scene.

An Indian-origin man stabbed a 37-year man outside Canada's Vancouver Starbucks cafe and was charged with second-degree murder, Global News reported citing local police.
The suspect, 32-year-old Inderdeep Singh Gosal, was arrested at the scene.
Paul Stanley Schmidt, 37, was stabbed outside the cafe at the corner of Granville and West Pender streets around 5:40 pm on Sunday following a "brief altercation," according to police. After the incident, he was taken to the hospital where he took his last breath.
Schmidt's mother, Kathy, said he was at Starbucks with his wife and his young daughter, according to Global News.
Vancouver police spokesperson Sgt. Steve Addison said police are appealing for more witnesses and video to help them determine a motive in the killing.
"There's a significant amount of evidence to tell us what happened. What we are focusing on now is why did this happen. What are the events that transpired in the moments leading up to this very serious crime ... that's something that may take some time for us to fully understand," he said.
"We believe there are people likely nearby, people who witnessed it, people who were in the area who can help us to understand those questions," he added.
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