Gordie Howe Bridge Deal: Canada and Michigan confirmed the Gordie Howe International Bridge will open July 27 after a U.S.-Canada agreement on toll revenue sharing and bridge governance, ending months of delay tied to Trump-era concerns. Digital Regulation: Ottawa is moving toward a sweeping digital regulator to enforce online safety and privacy rules, with critics warning about a “super-regulator” model. Immigration & Benefits: An Ontario tribunal ruled the province must pay welfare to a foreign migrant living illegally in Canada, after intake workers failed to properly check immigration status. Border Rules Update: Canada updated entry guidance, including a full list of visa/eTA countries and clarified requirements for Nigerians and other travellers. Carney in Alberta: Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Alberta for the Calgary Stampede, including meetings with Treaty 6/7/8 First Nations. Food Inflation Pressure: A new federal food security strategy faces the test of whether it can actually ease grocery pain for families dealing with rising costs. AI Data Center Push: Meta announced a major 1GW AI data centre in Alberta, with huge electricity demand and local infrastructure investment. Correctional System Scrutiny: Staff at B.C.’s North Fraser Pretrial Centre warn of security and culture problems amid renewed charges involving a former colleague. Trade & Politics: A California senator renewed pressure on Quebec to lift restrictions on importing American wine, as U.S.-Canada alcohol disputes continue.