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Harnaik Singh Rathor

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Surrey
As seen in: StudioX News Canada
Covers:  Canadian politics, immigration, public policy, BC news, South Asian and multicultural community affairs, business, and breaking news across Canada.
Doesn't Cover: Highly technical scientific research, peer-reviewed medical studies, specialized financial analysis, and sports commentary.
Editor-in-Chief, StudioX News Canada @studioxnews | CAJ Member | Covering Canadian politics, immigration & multicultural communities | Surrey, BC

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Harnaik Singh Rathor’s Biography

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Harnaik Singh Rathor is the Editor-in-Chief of StudioX News Canada (studioxnews.ca), a multilingual digital news network covering Canadian politics, immigration, public policy, business, and community affairs across 44 language editions.
Based in Surrey, British Columbia, Harnaik's reporting focuses on South Asian and multicultural diaspora communities, federal and provincial politics, immigration policy, and breaking news affecting immigrant communities across Canada. His work amplifies underr…

Harnaik Singh Rathor’s Journalist Portfolio

B.C. Government Opens 384 Homes In March, Expands Affordable Housing Push | StudioX News Canada

B.C. Government Opens 384 Homes In March, Expands Affordable Housing Push | StudioX News Canada

Option 1 (Recommended): The Government of British Columbia opened 384 new homes in March 2026, expanding affo…

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Canada Forms Panel To Modernize Audiovisual Funding | StudioX News Canada

Canada Forms Panel To Modernize Audiovisual Funding | StudioX News Canada

Canadian Heritage Minister Marc Miller has announced an 11‑member advisory panel on the modernization of fede…

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Alberta Secures Tariff Waiver On Crude Exports To South Korea | StudioX News Canada

Alberta Secures Tariff Waiver On Crude Exports To South Korea | StudioX News Canada

Alberta has secured a new agreement with South Korea that eliminates a three per cent tariff on Alberta crude…

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Shots Fired At Mexico's Teotihuacan Pyramids | StudioX News Canada

Shots Fired At Mexico's Teotihuacan Pyramids | StudioX News Canada

A gunman opened fire at Mexico's Teotihuacan archaeological site near Mexico City, killing a Canadian woman a…

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Galbaat Surrey Event: Organ Donation & Kidney Transplant Awareness In South Asian Community

Galbaat Surrey Event: Organ Donation & Kidney Transplant Awareness In South Asian Community

Galbaat in Surrey on April 25 brings experts and community voices together to discuss organ donation and kidn…

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BC’s first battery storage project comes to Vancouver Island

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BC Hydro is advancing a 100-megawatt battery facility near Duncan to strengthen grid reliability as electricity demand grows across the region. The project, targeted for service by 2030, marks a major milestone in modernizing British Columbia’s electricity system. By Harnaik Singh Rathor | July 20, 2026 British Columbia is making a strategic move to strengthen its electricity infrastructure with the launch of its first utility-scale battery energy storage project on Vancouver Island.
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Surrey Police Seize $6.6M in Counterfeit Goods in Yearlong ‘Project Prada’ Bust

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By Harnaik Singh Rathor Verified
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SURREY, B.C. — Surrey Police Service has seized a haul of suspected counterfeit sports jerseys, luxury clothing, handbags, jewellery, and watches worth an estimated $6.6 million in lost retail sales, capping a yearlong investigation the force dubbed “Project Prada.” One man arrested after investigators raid a Surrey home stocked with fake sports jerseys, luxury handbags, and watches.
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No Social Media Before 16? Canada Wants To Ban Social Media For Kids Could Reshape Childhood Online

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By Harnaik Singh Rathor Verified
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Canada is taking a major step toward protecting young people online with the introduction of legislation that would restrict children under 16 from accessing social media platforms. The proposed legislation, Bill C-34: The Safe Social Media Act, was introduced in the House of Commons by Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started as a reporter covering local news and community events, which gave me hands-on experience in storytelling and media production

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, I’ve always worked with digital tools, from content management systems to video and editing software.

How is social media changing news?

Social media accelerates news distribution, increases audience engagement, and allows journalists to connect directly with communities—but it also demands careful verification to maintain accuracy