Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th April, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Public grocery stores are gaining popularity as a solution for affordable food options.

Residents along the Ottawa River are preparing for potential flooding as water levels rise.

Iran has fully closed the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions with the U.S.

Concerns grow as an Iranian critic is assaulted in London, raising fears of violence.

The world's largest Vaisakhi parade is set to take place in Metro Vancouver this weekend.

A former Bank of Canada governor warns of a 30% chance of recession for Canada.

Flood warnings are extended as water levels rise by up to 45 centimeters daily.

Peguis and Fisher River First Nations declare a state of emergency due to flooding risks.

Regina residents rally against a proposed AI data center ahead of a council vote.

Michael J. Fox Theatre in Burnaby will close to community bookings starting in July.

A mass shooting in Ukraine's capital leaves six dead, with the gunman shot by police.

North Korea launches ballistic missiles into the sea, escalating military tensions.

Canada must quickly address AI-related cybersecurity risks, warns Bank of Canada’s Macklem.

Manitoba reports 45 new measles cases, continuing to lead Canada in infections.

Can cannabis be a solution for treating opioid addiction? Experts are exploring the possibility.

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