Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st February, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

The Conservative Party is revamping its policy playbook with key changes ahead.

Trump directs DHS to avoid protests in Democratic-led cities unless federal help is requested.

Billionaire Jim Pattison refuses to sell his warehouse to DHS for an ICE facility.

Liberals announce Danielle Martin as their candidate for the University-Rosedale byelection.

Alberta’s separatism movement is pushing back amid a wave of national unity.

New details emerge in Mississauga’s unprovoked assaults, leaving one woman dead and a man injured.

David Eby claims Alberta separatists are committing treason, sparking debate.

Parasites confirmed in Kashechewan’s water supply, leading to dozens falling ill.

Alberta separatism looms large over the Conservative convention, raising concerns.

Democrat Christian Menefee projected to win special US House runoff in Texas, shrinking GOP majority.

Israeli strikes result in at least 30 Palestinian deaths as Gaza ceasefire progresses.

US envoy arrives in Venezuela to reopen diplomatic mission after seven years.

AI and data centre companies in B.C. will compete for electricity in a new process.

Rising psychological distress among Ontario teens may be linked to cannabis use, report finds.

Take a 'stupid little walk' and enjoy time with your grandkids for a healthier week.

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