Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th July, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Fires across northwestern Ontario force evacuations and trigger air quality warnings.

Toronto is engulfed by wildfire smoke as U.S. cities face similar threats.

First Nations chiefs vote to oppose Carney government's proposed major projects reforms.

Ontario disqualifies students at five career colleges from receiving OSAP loans.

RCMP investigates after protesters swarm Nova Scotia Premier’s vehicle, smashing the windshield.

Hamilton city council rejects a one-year pause on AI data centres in a surprise reversal.

Bank of Canada holds key rate steady at two point two five percent, predicting economic rebound.

Chinese EV makers set their sights on the Quebec market, aiming to challenge local manufacturers.

Leaders demand better healthcare for First Nations after a chief's long wait at a Winnipeg hospital.

Ontario couple pleads guilty to defrauding victims out of over two hundred sixty-five thousand dollars in a ticket scam.

Montreal video game workers protest Microsoft’s layoffs, rallying against job cuts in the industry.

T. rex fossil fetches over fifty million dollars at auction from a mystery bidder.

Argentinian VP calls England 'pirates' ahead of the World Cup semifinal clash.

What is cyclospora? Diarrhea symptoms and foods linked to the growing outbreak in the U.S.

Quebec researchers identify foods behind often-misdiagnosed childhood allergies in a Canadian first study.

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