Arctic Defence Deal: Australia and Canada signed a landmark $2.5B government-to-government agreement to export Australia’s Over-the-Horizon Radar tech for Canada’s Arctic-Over-the-Horizon Radar push, with joint work on requirements and research. Nuclear Power Push: Ottawa released a new nuclear strategy aiming for up to 10 new reactors over 15 years, including plans to start two by 2035, plus a Canadian microreactor for remote communities and a bid to expand CANDU exports. World Cup Injury Update: Canada’s Nathan Saliba could be in line to replace injured Ismaël Koné for the Switzerland match after Saliba’s breakout in the Qatar win. Public Safety: Quebec Premier Christine Frechette called Montreal a “safe city” after a deadly shooting left three dead, including an officer. Crime and Courts: Two people appeared in court in Vancouver after a shooting wounded a 14-year-old boy. Aviation & Travel: Air Canada launched new transatlantic routes to Palma de Mallorca and Brussels, while also adjusting plans after Airbus A321XLR delivery delays. Local Life: Edmonton urged residents to conserve water amid heavy rain and stormwater strain; Calgary is debating changes to Stampede noise rules. Commemoration: Vancouver marked the 41st annual Air India bombing memorial, with families still waiting for Ottawa to release wreckage.