Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st January, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested after Minnesota church protest, vows to fight charges.

Heavy rain prompts state of emergency on Vancouver Island as floodwaters rise.

IDF captures top Hamas commander during overnight operations amid ongoing conflict.

Southern Ontario braces for extreme cold, with temperatures potentially dropping to minus thirty-eight.

Anti-ICE protests in Vancouver turn into a celebration amid backlash against federal contracts.

Quebec reveals new skilled workers selection criteria while abolishing previous experience program.

Military men facing terrorism charges allegedly plotted to seize cottages in Quebec.

Gun buyback program remains unaffected by police refusal to participate, says federal minister.

Alberta separatist claims members of Smith’s caucus have signed a referendum petition.

Mexico president warns Trump’s tariffs on Cuba could lead to a humanitarian crisis.

Syrian government reaches a new deal with Kurdish-led forces to stabilize ceasefire.

New U.S. sanctions target Iranian officials for suppressing peaceful protests amid rising tensions.

Canada endorses a leadership role in a new defense bank to enhance security collaboration.

Hyundai shows interest in Canada’s hydrogen energy as part of its decarbonization strategy.

London hospital makes history with world-first dual heart surgery, changing lives forever.

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