US EditionLiberal MP to meet with Carney to discuss Modi’s ‘un-Canadian’ invitation to G7
- On Wednesday morning, Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal held discussions with Prime Minister Mark Carney to express his opposition to extending an invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the upcoming G7 summit in Alberta.
- Dhaliwal raised concerns from constituents who view Modi's invitation as betraying Canadian values amid evidence linking Indian officials to crimes, including the nearly two-year-old murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
- Dhaliwal emphasized Canada’s pride as a human rights champion and said Modi should have committed to cooperating fully with Canadian authorities before his invitation.
- Carney justified India's inclusion based on its economic significance and highlighted the continuation of discussions on law enforcement, while Dhaliwal recognized that with Modi's invitation confirmed, efforts must proceed accordingly.
- The dispute highlights tensions between upholding justice and maintaining international collaboration during the G7 summit, with Carney affirming he will strongly address issues important to Canadians.
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Liberal MP to meet with Carney to discuss Modi’s ‘un-Canadian’ invitation to G7
B.C. Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal says he has a meeting scheduled with Prime Minister Mark Carney this week to talk about his controversial decision to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 in Alberta next week.
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Liberal MP to meet with Carney to discuss Modi's 'un-Canadian' invitation to G7
OTTAWA — B.C. Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal says he has a meeting scheduled with Prime Minister Mark Carney this week to talk about his controversial decision to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 in Alberta next week. Dhaliwal says he’s spoken with hundreds of people who disagree with Carney’s decision to invite […]
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