Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd October, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Canada aims to double non-U.S. exports amid Trump trade tariffs, says PM Carney.

U.S. forces conduct strikes in the Pacific, killing two in drug boat operations.

Poilievre defends comments on RCMP, denies suggesting Trudeau should be jailed.

Conservative MP’s ‘Restore the North’ tour brings a Canadian twist to campus politics.

Trump’s White House ballroom plans spark controversy, leading to East Wing demolition.

Pair arrested for stealing thousands in clothes from Lululemon store.

Vancouver officer cleared in shooting that killed a suspect and injured a worker.

Embattled Medicine Hat mayor re-elected, seen as a sign of vindication by observers.

Louvre director resigns after admitting failure in jewel heist security.

U.S. sanctions Russia’s largest oil firms following the latest Ukraine attack.

Tropical Storm Melissa approaches the Caribbean, prompting alerts across the islands.

Canadian trips to the U.S. decline for the eighth consecutive month, StatCan reports.

Tesla reports record revenue but sees profits fall short of expectations.

Flu season prompts B.C. doctors to urge residents to get vaccinated.

Antidepressants show promise in alleviating jaw pain, according to new research.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!