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Good morning! It’s 15th November, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Crawford Nickel Project fast-tracked by federal government, boosting resource development.

Trump cuts tariffs on various food items amid rising consumer concerns.

Federal budget’s fiscal targets unlikely to be met, warns interim Parliamentary Budget Officer.

Weekend transit strike in Montreal called off after union reaches tentative deal.

Alberta unveils new health-care plan, but critics remain unimpressed.

Speed enforcement cameras officially banned across Ontario, impacting city budgets.

Governor General Mary Simon released from hospital, continues recovery from illness.

Six killed in overnight Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv, dozens injured.

Epstein emails reveal key insights from newly released files, raising eyebrows.

Manufacturing sales up 3.3% in September, driven by auto and energy sectors.

Tuberculosis outbreak declared among homeless population in Edmonton, raising health concerns.

Canada loses measles elimination status, but Newfoundland and Labrador remains case-free.

Ottawa-based research promises to transform lives for patients with irregular heartbeats.

A "star factory" discovered in the early universe could rewrite cosmic history.

Watch Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully land on a ship at sea.

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