Seer’s Arrest Campaign: HCC has been swift and consistent in responding to the arrest of the Kanchi Sankaracharya and subsequent attempts to debase and destroy the 2500-year old Kanchi institution. Our campaign which began in mid November has raised awareness within the broader Hindu community about the issues of concern surrounding the arrest and subsequent events. In addition, HCC has also provided a practical and effective means for individuals and organizations to lodge their protest with the government of India and Tamil Nadu, including their local representatives. Click here for a chronological summary of HCC’s campaign.

The Hindu Conference of Canada, after interacting and polling numerous Hindu groups and individuals, published in the National Post a high profile endorsement of the Conservative Party of Canada on the eve of the January 2006 federal elections. HCC is independent of all political parties; the endorsement was based on exhaustive analysis of the various platforms and positions with respect to Hindu interests, and was delivered as a powerful message from a proud and unified Hindu community. Click here to view our endorsement.

Dozens of letters to the editor and editorials have been published by the Hindu Conference of Canada. These can be viewed on our Media page.
Director Ron Banerjee articulated the organization's views on Canadian immigration policy during the Jim Chapman Live show on Rogers Television on Wednesday April 20, 2005.

HCC organized first bi-annual lecture “The Great Hindu Way of Life: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” on Saturday November 5, 2005 at York Woods public library.