Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th November, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

F-35s hailed as a ‘phenomenal success’ by U.S. ambassador as Canada explores Swedish jets.

Mother of suspended student condemns vandalism at Royal West Academy as unhelpful.

B.C. won’t gain veto power over west coast pipeline, but support is essential, says minister.

Chrystia Freeland appointed as CEO of Rhodes Trust, marking a significant career shift.

Hoekstra claims Canada is meddling in U.S. politics, complicating trade talks restart.

Just 2% of Canadian businesses see returns on generative AI investments, survey reveals.

Researchers discover new tiny fungi species in Alberta, calling it ‘a mini pot of gold.’

Duchess Meghan shares how royal life strengthened her personal boundaries in new interview.

Raptors extend win streak to five games with a statement victory over the 76ers.

Grey Cup MVP Trevor Harris says he’d be shocked if he retired from football soon.

Gustav Klimt portrait that saved Jewish subject from Nazis sells for record-breaking $332 million.

Experts urge urgent action on ultra-processed foods, calling it a global health threat.

Webb telescope captures images of a supermassive black hole feasting in the early universe.

Nvidia earnings exceed expectations amid concerns about an AI bubble, analysts report.

Operations underway to remove diseased elms, protecting the campus canopy from further damage.

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