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The article reports on the desire of Canada to let India issue a white paper on mining sector to inform the players about the mining policies of the latter.

The article reflects on the difficulties faced by the author in completing the online application for passport renewal in Canada.

Reports that normal business was suspended on April 10, 1996, by Canada's armed forces to hunt for missing documents pertaining to the nation's worst military scandal in the postwar era. Who made the order that the search be conducted; Aims of the search; Details on the Somalia affair; Length of the search and rescue operation; Reference made to Canada's embattled military chief, General Jean Boyle's role in the search.

PP 6:: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 11- March 17, 2021:: pg 6- Feature Commentary Commentary By Charles Burton C harles Burton It has now been over fifty years since the representatives of the Kuomintang government in Canada were told to pack up their Embassy in Ottawa and return to Taiwan to make way for Canada's diplomatic recognition of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in October 1970. That being said, Canada has been very careful not to offend the PRC since the 1970s, particularly by avoiding engaging with Taiwan in ways that could be seen as challenging the PRC's claim that Taiwan is a renegade province. [Extracted from the article]

PP 6:: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 11- March 17, 2021:: Commentary pg 6- Community Feature Commentary By Charles Burton C harles Burton It has now been over fifty years since the representatives of the Kuomintang government in Canada were told to pack up their Embassy in Ottawa and return to Taiwan to make way for Canada's diplomatic recognition of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in October 1970. That being said, Canada has been very careful not to offend the PRC since the 1970s, particularly by avoiding engaging with Taiwan in ways that could be seen as challenging the PRC's claim that Taiwan is a renegade province. [Extracted from the article]

Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 5 pg 5- Community Asian News Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims China counters Uighur criticism with explicit attacks on women witnesses as Canada votes overwhelmingly to declare Beijing treatment of its Muslim minority population a genocide C hina, under growing global pressure over its treatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in far west Xinjiang, is mounting an unprecedented and aggressive campaign to push back, including explicit attacks on women who have made claims of abuse. In January, the Twitter account of China's U.S. embassy was suspended for a tweet that said Uighur women had been "baby-making machines" before Beijing instituted its system of camps. [Extracted from the article]

Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims. In January, the Twitter account of China's U.S. embassy was suspended for a tweet that said Uighur women had been "baby-making machines" before Beijing instituted its system of camps. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 5 pg 4- Community Asian News pg 5- Communit Canada condemns China's treatment of Uighur Muslims China counters Uighur criticism with explicit attacks on women witnesses as Canada votes overwhelmingly to declare Beijing treatment of its Muslim minority population a genocide C hina, under growing global pressure over its treatment of minority Muslim Uighurs in far west Xinjiang, is mounting an unprecedented and aggressive campaign to push back, including explicit attacks on women who have made claims of abuse. [Extracted from the article]

About 30,000 slaves fled to Canada, many with the help of the Underground Railroad - a secret network of free blacks and white sympathizers who helped runaways. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), February 25- March 3, 2021:: PP 17 pg 17- Asian News Asian News By Mansoor Tanweer New Canadian Media N ear the middle of the Toronto Necropolis, one of the city's historic cemeteries, visitors might run into an august headstone with "Blackburn" engraved on it. Attorney General of Upper Canada in 1819, John Beverley Robinson, "refused to allow American slave catchers into Canada to chase their prey and said basically that once they reached Canadian soil they were going to be free", Smardz Frost said. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers tips for reducing waste which includes using less paper, avoiding the use of plastic bags and recycling small electrical appliances.

The article informs that small businesses in British Columbia has been exempted from new packaging and printed paper regulation coming into effect from May 2014 and mentions that the new programme will change that current blue- box program in the province.

The article reports on Boston Pizza's offering of paper hearts to consumers as part of a fundraising campaign for the Heart and Stroke Foundation (HSF) in Canada.

The article focuses on M1-Self Propelled Howitzer Tank which will arrive as soon as some of the paper work will be finished in Canada.

Examines the use of consumer boycotts in a court case in Canada, involving the Lubricon Indians and Daishowa Paper Manufacturing, in which the Lubricon Indians are fighting to retain their land. Formation of an activist group `Friends of the Lubricon' to assist the Indians; Use of consumer boycotts by the `Friends of the Lubricon' organization.

Reports on the staging of a protest outside `The New York Times' newspaper's Manhattan, New York City office by environmental activists to ask the paper to stop buying pulp from MacMillan Bloedel (Mac Blo). Use of a tree stump to dramatize Mac Blo mill's logging operations in British Columbia's Clayoquot Sound, one of the world's largest remaining temperate rain forests.