Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th October, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Ontario couple stranded in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa wreaks havoc.

Trump announces U.S. will resume nuclear weapons testing after three decades.

Senate votes to nullify Trump tariffs on Canada, with bipartisan support.

Federal government plans layoffs as part of public service reduction strategy.

US-China trade deal crucial for global economy as tensions rise over tariffs.

Alberta Federation of Labour prepares for general strike in response to Bill 2.

Dead humpback whale 'Wisp' towed for necropsy after being found in local waters.

Canada's envoy reveals Trump halted trade talks as deal contours emerged.

One-fifth of doctors at Queen Elizabeth clinic plan to quit over new Quebec law.

B.C. man charged in Ontario cold case involving four violent sexual assaults.

U.S. destroys another alleged drug ship in the Pacific, killing all on board.

Dutch liberal party wins snap election, overtaking far-right nationalists.

Genocide warnings escalate in Sudan following RSF takeover of El-Fasher.

Canada Post cuts management jobs amid restructuring and ongoing labor disputes.

Even with rate cuts, Canadian homebuyers likely to stay on the sidelines.

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