‘The pain is still there’: Montreal ceremony marks 40 years since Air India terrorist bombing

A ceremony in Montreal commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 1985 Air India bombing that claimed 329 lives. Survivors and families honor the victims and recount their ongoing grief and communal impact. The attack, executed by Sikh extremists, remains Canada's deadliest terrorism act. Attendees, including Canadian officials, emphasized the importance of remembering this tragedy and promoting peace and understanding across communities. Many expressed frustration over the lack of accountability and justice, as those behind the bombing have not been prosecuted. The event shines a light on the enduring pain and unresolved issues that continue to affect the victims' families.