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Good morning! It’s 26th April, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

White House correspondents' dinner shooting suspect identified as part-time teacher and game developer.

Manitoba Premier announces plans to ban social media and AI chatbots for youth.

Alberta ski resorts express concern that permanent daylight time could drive visitors to the U.S.

No injuries reported after an assault at a synagogue in Thornhill, with one suspect still at large.

Buses, food, and water dispatched to those stranded on Alberta highway after recent storm.

High winds force Calgary's Parade of Wonders indoors, causing property damage in the region.

Over 1,000 attendees gather for the second Nanaimo Infusion event, marking a community milestone.

Toronto police investigate a shooting in a parking lot that left one man dead and suspects sought.

New memorial at Montreal airport honors Canadian pilots who lost their lives in the LaGuardia crash.

OpenAI's Sam Altman apologizes after failing to report a ChatGPT user involved in a school shooting.

NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission pays tribute to Apollo 13 with a special mission patch design.

Toronto man’s HIV becomes undetectable after successful bone marrow transplant, offering hope for many.

Islanders can access free skin cancer screenings at the Mole Mobile clinic this August.

Experts highlight a surprising reason why healthy individuals may experience heart attacks.

Canada kicks off Vaccination Week in the Americas 2026, emphasizing the importance of immunization.

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