Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd November, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

U.K. police declare a major incident following a train stabbing attack with two arrests.

Canada and the Philippines sign a defense pact aimed at boosting military drills and deterring China.

Trump orders the military to prepare plans for potential action in Nigeria over recent violence.

Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday, prompting discussions on whether to abolish the practice.

NAV Canada cites resource constraints for flight delays at Pearson Airport this past Saturday.

Police in Ontario warn parents after morphine and needles found in re-sealed Halloween candy.

Emotional Blue Jays players reflect on their World Series loss to the Dodgers in Game 7.

A toy maker challenges Trump's tariffs in the Supreme Court, raising questions about presidential power.

Five new measles exposure sites identified in southern Manitoba, including schools and livestock auctions.

Some employers are now covering the costs of egg freezing, raising questions about family planning.

Elon Musk discusses a mysterious object heading towards Earth, claiming it's not natural.

Hurricane Melissa's death toll rises to 28 in Jamaica as communities call out for assistance.

Egypt's Grand Museum opens, showcasing the full Tutankhamun tomb for the first time ever.

Vaccine records for over half of Ottawa and Toronto students are not up to date, public health warns.

CM Punk wins the vacant World Heavyweight Title at WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event.

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