Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Government documents reveal Ottawa has stalled an airline fee intended for a passenger complaints system.

Calgary's 16 Avenue is expected to reopen next week as water consumption drops below 500 ML.

An evacuation alert has been issued near Chilliwack River as an atmospheric river impacts B.C.

Pimicikamak First Nation prepares for military support as water crisis continues in Manitoba.

Toronto police report eight arrests and twenty-nine charges from recent downtown demonstrations.

Daily Bread will cut off Scarborough food bank due to financial concerns reported to police.

The B.C. Supreme Court will hear a Charter challenge regarding religious exemptions to assisted dying.

Broadway road closures could threaten struggling businesses, according to the local Business Improvement Association.

A B.C. man runs for 24 hours to honor the legacy of a slain woman and support her family.

NASA’s Pandora successfully launches with a Toronto-based company to enhance Earth monitoring capabilities.

U.S. prosecutors have opened a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, according to reports.

Finance ministers from the U.S. will discuss trade and critical minerals with G7 countries this week.

Astronomers discover a rare galaxy cluster from the dawn of the universe, raising new questions.

Medical officers link vaccine fatigue to a surge in flu cases, urging Canadians to get vaccinated.

New chronic wasting disease case confirmed in deer near Jaffray, B.C., raising concerns among officials.

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