India, June 24 -- Hundreds gathered on Monday at memorials across Canada dedicated to the victims of the bombing of Air India flight 182, the Kanishka, by Khalistani extremists, as Prime Minister Mark Carney said that their "new government unequivocally stands against terrorism."

Mourners joined family members of the 329 victims of the terrorist bombing of the Kanishka on the 40th anniversary of the tragedy. They gathered at the memorials in Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver on what is marked as the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism in Canada.

In a message released by the Prime Minister's Office, Carney said, "Canada will continue to work with our allies and partners, at home and around the world, to better dete...