Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th August, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Former trade minister calls for a grand bargain with Trump, not just a CUSMA deal.

Trump dismisses mental health concerns raised by US Navy veterans on USS Lincoln.

Five years after the Taliban's victory, Afghanistan continues to face significant challenges.

Zelensky confirms Ukraine's missile strikes deep within Russian territory, hitting key facilities.

B.C. wildfires update: Some Summerland residents are finally returning home this weekend.

Former Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism has been found dead, raising many questions.

Conservation officers confirm RCMP acted correctly in shooting bear that attacked a child.

Thunder Bay police defend their use of force during a recent drug trafficking arrest.

Storm cleanup efforts are ongoing after powerful winds caused damage across Ottawa.

Doug Ford wins a court battle allowing Ontario to remove downtown Toronto bike lanes.

Canadian plasma clinics pause collections following the deaths of two donors.

Frustration grows in Markham as IndyCar president criticizes delayed track construction.

Demand for gender-affirming voice surgery is rising, but access remains a major issue.

Edmonton indie game studio showcases exciting new work at the world’s largest video game expo.

Partial solar eclipse delights skywatchers in Cape Breton and beyond this weekend.

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