US EditionCeremony in Ottawa Marks 40th Anniversary of Air India Terrorist Bombing
ONTARIO, CANADA, JUN 23 – Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri urged India and Canada to enhance intelligence sharing and counter-terrorism efforts during the 40th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 bombing.
- Today marks 40 years since Air India 182 exploded over the coast of Ireland, resulting in 329 deaths, mostly Canadians.
- An inquiry revealed that the RCMP had received a telex from Air India authorities weeks prior, predicting a bomb hidden in luggage.
- Families of the victims have called for Canada to better remember the attack and address the ongoing injustice.
- Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri urged the global community to unite against terrorism, highlighting the need for collaboration in countering it.
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Canada PM Carney Vows To ‘Fight Violent Extremism’ On 40th Anniversary Of Air India Kanishka Bombing
Canada marked 40 years since the Air India Flight 182 bombing with tributes. PM Carney vowed to fight extremism, as police confirmed a key suspect died before he could be charged.
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Montreal honours victims of Air India Flight 182 on 40th anniversary of deadly bombing
Montrealers gathered Monday evening to mark the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism with a solemn tribute to the 329 people killed in the bombing of Air India Flight 182 — one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Canadian history. The attack occurred 40 years ago, on June 23, 1985, when a bomb […]
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