Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st May, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins the BC Conservatives leadership race following Rustad's ouster.

Flood warnings and evacuation alerts are issued in southeastern B.C. due to snowmelt.

A suspect is dead after an officer-involved shooting in Surrey, B.C., investigation ongoing.

Two men found guilty of killing a Good Samaritan in a roadside shooting near Calgary.

Canada Post reports a staggering $205 million loss in the first quarter amid restructuring.

Human rights panel accuses Canada of genocide against its Indigenous population.

Colombia prepares for elections amid a resurgence of political violence.

France detains hundreds of rioters following PSG's Champions League victory celebrations.

Late spring and dry conditions blamed for intense allergy season in Edmonton.

In Photos: The 'Blue Moon' rises around the world, captivating stargazers.

Meteor explodes over New England, creating a loud boom that startled residents.

Canada's hockey team falls to Finland in semifinals, set to face Norway for bronze.

Beyblade mania returns in B.C., sparking nostalgia among fans of the childhood craze.

Wembanyama and Spurs aim for greatness after a thrilling win over OKC.

Google Cloud's suspension of Railway's account causes an eight-hour platform outage.

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