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A Delta Air Lines jet with 80 people onboard crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport, flipping upside down and injuring 18 people. Emergency crews quickly responded, and investigations are underway to determine the cause.

Delta plane flips upside down in Toronto crash, at least 18 injured

A Delta Air Lines jet with 80 people onboard crash-landed at Toronto Pearson Airport, flipping upside down and injuring 18 people. Emergency crews quickly responded, and investigations are underway to determine the cause.

A Delta Air Lines jet with 80 people onboard crash-landed Monday at Toronto's main airport, officials said, flipping upside down and leaving at least 18 people injured but causing no deaths.
Endeavor Air Flight 4819 with 76 passengers and four crew was landing in the afternoon in Canada's largest metropolis, having flown from Minneapolis in the US state of Minnesota, the airline said.
No explanation of the cause of the accident, or how the plane ended up flipped with its wings clipped, has been provided.
"It's very early on. It's really important that we do not speculate. What we can say is the runway was dry and there was no crosswind conditions," said Todd Aitken, the airport's fire chief.
He confirmed that 18 people had been injured in the accident, with no fatalities.
Earlier, paramedic services told AFP three people were critically injured -- a child, a man in his 60s and a woman in her 40s.
All of the wounded, including those with minor injuries, were taken to area hospitals either by ambulance or helicopter, said the paramedic services' Lawrence Saindon.
Dramatic images on local broadcasts and shared on social media showed people stumbling away from the upside down CRJ-900 plane, shielding their faces from strong gusts of wind and blowing snow.
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Fire crews appeared to douse the aircraft with water as smoke wafted from the fuselage and as passengers were still exiting the plane.
Toronto airport authority chief executive Deborah Flint told a news conference the incident did not involve any other planes.
Emergency crews were "heroic" in their response, she said, "reaching the site within minutes and quickly evacuating the passengers."
Some of them "have already been reunited with their friends and their families," she added.
The airport suspended all flights after the incident, before resuming them at around 5:00 pm local time, more than two hours later. It said passengers should expect long delays.
 - 'It's upside down' -
Facebook user John Nelson, who said he was a passenger on the flight, posted a video from the tarmac showing the overturned aircraft and narrated: "Our plane crashed. It's upside down."
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"Most people appear to be okay. We're all getting off," he added.
Delta said the flight operated by its subsidiary Endeavor had been "involved in an incident."
"Initial reports were that there are no fatalities," the airline said through a spokesperson's statement.
"The hearts of the entire global Delta family are with those affected by today's incident at Toronto-Pearson International Airport," Delta chief executive Ed Bastian said.
A massive snow storm hit eastern Canada on Sunday. Strong winds and bone-chilling temperatures could still be felt in Toronto on Monday when airlines added flights to make up for weekend cancellations due to the storm.
"The snow has stopped coming down, but frigid temperatures and high winds are moving in," the airport warned earlier, adding that it was "expecting a busy day in our terminals with over 130,000 travellers on board around 1,000 flights."
Federal Transport Minister Anita Anand confirmed there were 80 people on the flight. "I'm closely following the serious incident at the Pearson Airport involving Delta Airlines flight 4819 from Minneapolis," she posted on X.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was "relieved there are no casualties after the incident."
Canada's Transportation Safety Board deployed a team of investigators to the site of the crash.
They will be assisted by the US Federal Aviation Administration, which also sent a team to the scene, according to US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy.
The crash comes after other recent air incidents in North America including a mid-air collision between a US Army helicopter and a passenger jet in Washington that killed 67 people, and a medical transport plane crash in Philadelphia that left seven dead.

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.

Protests in Canada for Hindu Rights in Bangladesh

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh.

Canadian Hindus gathered outside the Bangladeshi Consulate in Toronto on Tuesday to demand justice and protection for Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. Braving cold winter temperatures, they held banners with slogans like "Shame Shame Bangladesh" and "Stop Hindu Genocide," calling on the Canadian, Indian, and international communities to pressure the Bangladeshi government for the safety of minorities.
Protesters voiced their concerns about the increasing violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, highlighting reports of assaults, rapes, and targeted attacks on women and children. One protester accused Bangladesh of attempting to &ldquo;overrun&rdquo; its Hindu minority, drawing parallels to similar violence in Pakistan and Afghanistan. "We are here to unite and show concern for our brothers and sisters," said one participant.
On World Human Rights Day, protestors emphasized the ongoing violence since August 3, 2024, urging Bangladesh to stop attacks on Hindus, including the burning of temples and abductions. A Bangladeshi-origin Hindu woman spoke out, calling for protection for Hindus in their homeland, stressing that they should not be wiped out as they were in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Recent months have seen repeated incidents of violence, including arson, looting, and desecration of Hindu temples. The arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das on sedition charges sparked further protests, with India urging Bangladesh to ensure the safety and rights of its Hindu minority.

The vandalism done last week was the fourth incident where a Hindu temple was targeted in the last eight months in the country.

Canada: temple launches campaign to 'wash away hate', days after anti-India slogans painted on walls 

The vandalism done last week was the fourth incident where a Hindu temple was targeted in the last eight months in the country.

A Hindu temple in Canada which was defaced with anti-India and Pro-Khalistan slogans on February 14 has invited people irrespective of their colour, creed or religion to 'wash away the hatred'.&nbsp;
In a video message, the President of Ram Mandir in Canada's Mississauga, Roop Nauth Sharma appealed to people to join him at the temple on February 24 to remove the graffiti painted last week.&nbsp;
&ldquo;We will join together in the process of washing away the hatred,&rdquo; he said, adding, &ldquo;We will show these people that in Canada we live in harmony&rdquo;.&nbsp;
Denouncing the act, Sharma said it was done with the intention to cause disharmony, adding that looking at the desecrated walls 'hurt' him and devotees who came to visit the temple.&nbsp;
This was the fourth incident where a Hindu temple was targeted in the last eight months in Canada. The incident also drew widespread condemnation from politicians in the country.&nbsp;
As per a Hindustan Times report, Canadian government officials are expected to attend the event on February 24.&nbsp;
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Trending: Canada zoo closes its Valentine's special 'cockroach' contest after overwhelming response

Trending: Canada zoo closes Valentine's special 'cockroach' contest after overwhelming response

The Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy's 'Name-a-roach' contest wants people to name a cockroach after the person who annoys them. &nbsp;To participate, one will be required to pay $25, which amounts to about 1500 Indian rupees

In an unusual way to mark Valentine's Day, a Canadian zoo on January 15 launched a campaign to let people vent their feelings through a cockroach.
The Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy's 'Name-a-roach' contest requires people to name a cockroach after the person who annoys them. &nbsp;To participate, one has to pay $25, which amounts to about 1500 Indian rupees.
&nbsp;Zoo's official website mentioned that participants will be provided with a digital certificate comprising their name and that of the 'roach' in their life. It added that "inappropriate language, profanity and hate speech" will not be featured on the certificate."
The contest however has now been closed due to overwhelming response, the zoo said in a tweet on January 20.
Earlier it had posted about the campaign saying, "Roses are red; violets are blue&hellip; Is there someone in your life that&rsquo;s bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming a cockroach in their honour this Valentine's Day."
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The family of a 21-year-old student who was shot dead in Canada's Toronto on Thursday said that they have no clarity from authorities about the motive of the crime but they suspect that it was a hate crime. 
Speaking to Indian Express, Kartik Vasudev's parents said that they will knock on every door to get justice. 
21-year-old Kartik from Ghaziabad had gone to Toronto to study global management from Seneca University and was in his first year. He was shot on Thursday while he was on his way to work at a local restaurant. 
According to Canadian police, Kartik was shot eight times. 
Vasudev received medical attention from an off-duty paramedic and was taken to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries, the Toronto Police Service said in a statement.
The homicide squad of the Toronto Police Service has taken over the investigation.
Investigators would like to speak to any witnesses that were in the area at the time, as well as any drivers or businesses that have camera footage, the police said.
“We are shocked & distressed at the unfortunate killing of Indian student Kartik Vasudev in a shooting incident in Toronto yesterday,” the Consulate General of India wrote in a statement posted on Twitter on Friday.
“We are in touch with the family and will provide all possible assistance in the early repatriation of mortal remains," it said.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed grief at the killing.
“Grieved by this tragic incident. Deepest condolences to the family,” Jaishankar tweeted.
The victim's father, Jitesh Vasudev said, “We have lost everything,” “He was just trying to fulfil his dreams, it was his dream to come to Canada," he told Toronto Star.
According to his father, Vasudev had spent the last three years studying hard to be accepted into the school in Toronto.
He was particularly drawn to the safety and opportunities in Canada, his father said, adding he had made friends and had just got a part-time job at the Mexican restaurant just two weeks ago.
The last time he and his wife spoke to their son was Thursday afternoon.

'Suspect it was a hate crime': family of 21-year-old who was killed in Canada

The family of a 21-year-old student who was shot dead in Canada's Toronto on Thursday said that they have no clarity from authorities about the motive of the crime but they suspect that it was a hate crime. 

The family of a 21-year-old student who was shot dead in Canada's Toronto on Thursday said that they have no clarity from authorities about the motive of the crime but they suspect that it was a hate crime.&nbsp;
Speaking to Indian Express,&nbsp;Kartik Vasudev's parents said that they will knock on every door to get justice.&nbsp;
21-year-old Kartik&nbsp;from Ghaziabad&nbsp;had gone to Toronto to study&nbsp;global management from Seneca University and was in his first year. He was shot on Thursday while he was on his way to work at a local restaurant.&nbsp;
According to Canadian police, Kartik&nbsp;was shot eight times.&nbsp;
Vasudev received medical attention from an off-duty paramedic and was taken to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries, the Toronto Police Service said in a statement.

The family of a 21-year-old student who was shot dead in Canada's Toronto on Thursday said that they have no clarity from authorities about the motive of the crime but they suspect that it was a hate crime.&nbsp;

The family of a 21-year-old student who was shot dead in Canada's Toronto on Thursday said that they have no clarity from authorities about the motive of the crime but they suspect that it was a hate crime.&nbsp;
Speaking to Indian Express,&nbsp;Kartik Vasudev's parents said that they will knock on every door to get justice.&nbsp;
21-year-old Kartik&nbsp;from Ghaziabad&nbsp;had gone to Toronto to study&nbsp;global management from Seneca University and was in his first year. He was shot on Thursday while he was on his way to work at a local restaurant.&nbsp;
According to Canadian police, Kartik&nbsp;was shot eight times.&nbsp;
Vasudev received medical attention from an off-duty paramedic and was taken to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries, the Toronto Police Service said in a statement.
The homicide squad of the Toronto Police Service has taken over the investigation.
Investigators would like to speak to any witnesses that were in the area at the time, as well as any drivers or businesses that have camera footage, the police said.
&ldquo;We are shocked &amp; distressed at the unfortunate killing of Indian student Kartik Vasudev in a shooting incident in Toronto yesterday,&rdquo; the Consulate General of India wrote in a statement posted on Twitter on Friday.
&ldquo;We are in touch with the family and will provide all possible assistance in the early repatriation of mortal remains," it said.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed grief at the killing.
&ldquo;Grieved by this tragic incident. Deepest condolences to the family,&rdquo; Jaishankar tweeted.
The victim's father, Jitesh Vasudev said, &ldquo;We have lost everything,&rdquo; &ldquo;He was just trying to fulfil his dreams, it was his dream to come to Canada," he told Toronto Star.
According to his father, Vasudev had spent the last three years studying hard to be accepted into the school in Toronto.
He was particularly drawn to the safety and opportunities in Canada, his father said, adding he had made friends and had just got a part-time job at the Mexican restaurant just two weeks ago.
The last time he and his wife spoke to their son was Thursday afternoon.

Alarm has spread among the Hindu community members in Canada after a series of incidents of vandalism and robbery at temples.
Almost half a dozen Hindu temples have been looted in a span of ten days, as per reports. All of these places of worship are located in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Ornaments adorning the deities, and cash in donation boxes have reportedly been stolen. The office rooms were also allegedly ransacked.
The series of robberies reportedly began on January 15 with a failed attempt at the Shri Hanuman Mandir in Brampton. Ten days later, the Maa Chintpurni temple in the same town was burgled. Subsequently, Gauri Shankar Mandir, and Jagannath temple in Brampton, the Hindu Heritage Centre in Mississauga, and the Hamilton Samaj Temple were reportedly targeted.
Temple priests were reportedly told by the police that it is the same group which has been targeting the various religious establishments. CCTV footage shows two persons dressed in winter gear and carrying backpacks carry out the robbery, as per a Hindustan Times report.
Along with volunteers keeping watch, police are said to be increasing patrols near temples to prevent further incidents.

Canada: 5 Hindu temples robbed in 10 days in Greater Toronto Area, say reports; community alarmed, volunteers keep watch

Temple priests were reportedly told by the police that it is the same group which has been targeting the various religious establishments.

Canada: 5 Hindu temples robbed in 10 days, say reports

Alarm has spread among the Hindu community members in Canada after a series of incidents of vandalism and robbery at temples. At least half a dozen Hindu temples have been looted in a span of ten days, as per reports. All of these places of worship are located in the Greater Toronto Area. Ornaments adorning the deities, and cash in donation boxes have reportedly been stolen. The office rooms were also allegedly ransacked. The series of robberies reportedly began on January 15 with a failed attempt at the Shri Hanuman Mandir in Brampton. Ten days later, the Maa Chintpurni temple in the same town was burgled. Subsequently, Gauri Shankar Mandir, and Jagannath temple in Brampton, the Hindu Heritage Centre in Mississauga, and the Hamilton Samaj Temple were reportedly targeted. Temple priests were reportedly told by the police that it is the same group which has been targeting the various religious establishments.
CCTV footage shows two persons dressed in winter gear and carrying backpacks carry out the robbery, as per a Hindustan Times report. Along with volunteers keeping watch, police are said to be increasing patrols near temples to prevent further incidents.

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Alarm has spread among the Hindu community members in Canada after a series of incidents of alleged vandalism and robbery at temples.
Almost half a dozen Hindu temples have been looted in a span of ten days, as per reports.&nbsp;All of these places of worship are located in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Ornaments adorning the deities, and cash in donation boxes have reportedly been stolen.&nbsp;The office rooms were also allegedly ransacked.
The series of robberies reportedly began on January 15 with a failed attempt at the Shri Hanuman Mandir in Brampton.&nbsp;Ten days later, the Maa Chintpurni temple in the same town was burgled.&nbsp;Subsequently, Gauri Shankar Mandir, and Jagannath temple in Brampton, the Hindu Heritage Centre in Mississauga, and the Hamilton Samaj Temple were reportedly targeted.
Temple priests were reportedly told by the police that it is the same group which has been targeting the various religious establishments.&nbsp;CCTV footage shows two persons dressed in winter gear and carrying backpacks committing the robberies, as per a Hindustan Times report.
Along with volunteers keeping watch, police are said to be increasing patrols near temples to prevent further incidents.

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