Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th March, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

A Canadian man has been found dead in a boat off the coast of Belize.

Canada is launching a massive investment in Arctic military capabilities, totaling tens of billions.

Iran's new supreme leader issues his first statement, raising health concerns due to his absence.

Hydro-Quebec employs a unique technique to protect the grid during Wednesday’s ice storm.

Current and former politicians in Nunavut back an MP’s decision to cross the floor.

New federal rules capping non-sufficient funds fees come into effect today across Canada.

Canada cancels hundreds of visas linked to Iranian connections amid rising tensions.

An armed suspect in a Michigan synagogue attack has been reported dead following the incident.

Oil prices surge as U.S. markets retreat due to escalating concerns over the Iran conflict.

Patients and advocates are calling to lower the colorectal cancer screening age in Canada.

NASA targets April 1 for the next launch attempt of the Artemis 2 mission to the moon.

Eliquis is found to be safer than Xarelto for treating patients with deep blood clots.

Film photography is making a comeback among Gen Z enthusiasts, sparking renewed interest.

Ontario town begins the renaming process for Prince Andrew Island, calling it the right thing to do.

Canucks complete a thrilling comeback for a 4-3 shootout win against the Predators.

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