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Former CBC journalist and author Terry Milewski joins Harrison Faulkner to unpack the Khalistan movement that has taken a major grip over Canadian politics.

Khalistani secessionists burned and slashed Indian flags at a protest at India’s Vancouver consulate marking 300 days since the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Canada is giving Khalistani separatism “space” that’s allowing it to balloon, an Indian official warns.

Over 200,000 people voted in two unofficial referendums on the creation of a separatist state called Khalistan within India, a controversial movement that is at the heart of the diplomatic fallout between Canada and India. 

An Indian politician railed against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by telling him to segment part of Canada and create a new country for Sikh separatists as a diplomatic feud between the two nations intensifies.

Canada has expelled a diplomat from India after claiming the Indian government was involved in the murder of a Sikh activist. Tune into The Daily Brief with Cosmin Dzsurdzsa and Noah Jarvis!

The growing diplomatic battle between the Indian government and the Canadian government is a major problem for Justin Trudeau. Years of soured relations are coming to the fore as Khalistanis in Canada become more aggressive and more brazen in their anti-Indian displays. Why is Trudeau so soft on Khalistani extremism? Tune in to Ratio'd with Harrison Faulkner

Violence broke out as 250 Khalistani supporters were confronted by a pro-India rally held at the same time. Toronto Police were forced to get involved by putting up barricades.

India’s Ministry of External Affairs has condemned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent refusal to denounce Sikh terrorism after last month’s pro-Khalistani rally, which coincided with the 38th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 bombing that killed 280 Canadians. 

Radical pro-Khalistan posters glorifying the 1985 Air India bombing plotter have been spotted at rallies in Canada over the weekend, as Canadians marked the 38th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history.