Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st November, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Mark Carney apologizes to Trump over a tariff advertisement that disrupted trade talks.

Chinese ambassador proposes a tripling of trade between Canada and China amid thawing relations.

Young Canadians have ‘already sacrificed enough,’ says Poilievre in response to Carney’s speech.

Rough weather impacts Eastern Canada, with Hurricane Melissa expected to miss Newfoundland.

Blue Jays fall to Dodgers, pushing the World Series to a decisive Game 7.

Alberta premier urges Ottawa to invoke the notwithstanding clause regarding child porn rulings.

Over 200 Quebec doctors protest by applying to work in Ontario and New Brunswick.

Nearly 60,000 sports fans face public transportation issues for upcoming events in Montreal.

Kelowna becomes Canada’s first UNESCO ‘City of Gastronomy,’ celebrating its culinary heritage.

The Giuffre family welcomes Andrew’s royal exit but demands further action from the monarchy.

Sudan war escalates as RSF militia captures el-Fasher, displacing over 60,000 people.

The Grand Egyptian Museum opens, showcasing 50,000 artifacts and Tutankhamun’s tomb.

Canada commits to stockpiling critical minerals, boosting the mining industry as a security priority.

Report reveals 29 percent of CBS homes tested for radon exceed Canadian safety guidelines.

Ground breaks for a new BC Cancer centre in Nanaimo, expected to open in 2028.

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