Canada News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th November, and here’s your Canada daily news capsule.

Mark Carney loses key minister seen as the green conscience of his government.

Parts of Ontario prepare for up to 70 centimeters of snow as a storm lingers.

Trump announces plans to pardon former Honduras president convicted of drug trafficking.

Death toll rises to 128 in Hong Kong apartment fire, with eight arrests made.

FBI seizes rare $13 million Mercedes-Benz linked to Ryan Wedding, investigation ongoing.

B.C. government emphasizes urgent action against rising extortion cases in the province.

Alberta health-care workers ratify new collective agreement, improving conditions.

Crews continue battling a fire at two East York condo buildings, burning for over 24 hours.

Snow squalls lead to widespread school bus cancellations in Simcoe County today.

Airbus orders immediate software changes on A320 aircraft, potential flight disruptions ahead.

Economists warn that surprise GDP growth in Canada masks underlying economic weaknesses.

Ontario government takes control of real estate regulator, aiming for decisive action.

Vancouver announces a major overhaul of the city’s patio program to enhance outdoor dining.

NASA rover detects ‘miniature lightning’ on Mars, a rare and exciting discovery.

Measles cases surge worldwide as deaths decline, raising concerns from health officials.

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