Economic Outlook: Canada has entered what economists call a “technical recession” after two straight quarters of negative GDP growth, but a University of Saskatchewan policy expert says the label is too simplistic and urges looking at unemployment and other real-world signals. World Cup Watch: Canada’s World Cup roster is set to change as defender Moise Bombito is expected to miss the tournament with a leg injury, with a replacement due before the opener. Toronto Security & Community: Tens of thousands are expected at Toronto’s annual Walk With Israel, with police boosting presence to prevent confrontations; two arrests were reported as the walk got underway. Sports—NHL: Connor McDavid wins the Ted Lindsay Award for a record-tying fifth time, voted by NHL players as the league’s most outstanding. Sports—PWHL: PWHL Hamilton signs former Ottawa forward Emily Clark to a two-year deal. Housing & Homelessness (Vancouver): Vancouver council approves extra funding for two shelter programs, extending contracts to better support women and people fleeing domestic violence. Arts Access (Vancouver): Inspire Vancouver grants are set to expand after the city’s new cultural access tax raised about $7 million in its first year. Travel & Business: Air Canada launches three new long-haul routes in three days, including renewed service to Shanghai and new links to Budapest and Catania.