Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th January, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Carney considers sending Canadian troops to Greenland for NATO military exercises.

At least 21 dead after high-speed train collision in southern Spain.

Laval Rocket fan tragically dies during game at Place Bell in Quebec.

Qatar to invest in major building projects across Canada, says Carney.

Canada launches firearms buyback program with a March deadline for compensation.

Several Manitoba roads remain closed due to poor driving conditions after blizzards.

Snowfall warnings are in effect for central and eastern Prince Edward Island.

Calgary mayor calls for a one-year timeline to complete water main twinning project.

Nor’easter expected to bring heavy snow and rain to Nova Scotia this weekend.

Fog advisory in place for southwest British Columbia with near-zero visibility.

Carney expresses concern over U.S. escalation regarding Greenland tariffs.

Iran crackdown reportedly left over 16,500 dead and 330,000 injured, according to activists.

Craft beer sales in Canada are declining as more breweries face closure.

Changes to vaccine recommendations are confusing parents and could harm children.

PHAC says creating a national vaccination registry would be difficult amid high measles counts.

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