Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd April, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Trump fires Pam Bondi as U.S. attorney general amid accusations of a misogynistic administration.

B.C. proposes suspending parts of landmark Indigenous rights legislation, prompting backlash from First Nations.

Artemis 2 crew becomes the first humans to travel beyond Earth orbit since the 1970s.

Nuchatlaht First Nation wins title over entire 210 square kilometer claim, celebrating a significant victory.

Conservatives call for federal tax cuts on gas and diesel fuel as prices soar across Canada.

Rima Hassan arrested in France after her Montreal trip was blocked, raising questions about her entry denial.

Potlotek shuts down Highway 4 in Cape Breton following a cannabis raid, escalating tensions in the region.

Tiger Woods involved in another rollover crash, with police releasing video footage of the incident.

Canada avoids a second near-collapse at the curling worlds, finishing strong in the round-robin.

Canadian astronaut circles Earth after a successful Artemis II lunar launch, marking a historic moment.

Relief for astronauts as a fault is fixed on NASA’s $30 million Artemis II toilet.

Dangerous bacterial infection hits the highest level seen in Canada in over a decade, raising alarms.

Vaccination booth pops up at the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair as measles cases continue to rise.

Upcoming Public Health Mobile Unit clinics will offer immunization and testing services across the region.

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