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Good morning! It’s 11th February, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Montreal man arrested over alleged link to Ryan Wedding, according to the FBI.

Conservative MP refuses annual pay raise set for April, citing fiscal responsibility.

Toronto's budget, featuring a 2.2 percent tax hike, passes final council debate with few changes.

Greenlanders express support as Canada opens new consulate, marking a significant milestone.

Conservatives propose barring non-citizens with criminal convictions from making refugee claims.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at Tim Hortons.

A Saskatchewan man fights off a moose to protect his mother, recalling a harrowing encounter.

Youths recount the final moments leading to a fatal police shooting in Winnipeg.

Internal emails reveal the depth of the financial crisis facing the Eby government in B.C.

FAA closes El Paso airspace for ten days due to heightened security concerns.

Half of Canadians are turning to AI for health information, raising concerns among doctors.

B.C.'s top employers are revealed, many offering attractive perks and job opportunities.

N.B. Power unable to provide cost estimates for the proposed Tantramar gas plant.

Whooping cough cases have been reported in the Yukon, prompting health alerts.

Saskatchewan Health reports measles exposures in multiple southeast communities, urging caution.

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