Ottawa, Feb. 26 -- Canada has said it no longer believes India is linked to violent crimes on its soil, signalling a potential easing of tensions ahead of Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to New Delhi.
A senior Canadian official, speaking during a media briefing on Wednesday ahead of Carney's trip, said the federal government is confident that such activities are no longer ongoing. The remarks, reported by the Toronto Star, mark a notable shift after months of strained diplomatic exchanges between the two countries.
"We have a very robust diplomatic engagement, including between national security advisers, and I think we can say we are confident that activity is not continuing," the unnamed senior official was quoted as saying.
The sta...