Arctic Defence Deal: Australia and Canada signed a landmark $2.5B government-to-government agreement to export Over-the-Horizon Radar tech for Arctic early warning, a major boost for Canada’s NORAD modernization and long-range domain awareness. National Security Warning: Five Eyes says frontier AI models that can enable large-scale cyberattacks could appear within months, urging governments and businesses to “act now” on cyber resilience. Montreal Shooting: A gunman killed three in Montreal, including a police officer and a civilian, with police saying the suspect was shot dead; the Quebec watchdog is investigating. Electricity & Privacy: London Hydro is probing a data breach that may have exposed customer personal and account information, while saying no financial or other sensitive data was accessed. Education & AI: A Fraser Institute study finds 64.7% of Canadian teachers surveyed say they weren’t trained to spot student AI use. Energy Strategy Debate: Critics argue Ottawa’s National Electricity Strategy rests on shaky assumptions about demand growth and who can build the needed infrastructure. Industrial Policy Watch: Canada’s submarine procurement is heating up, with bidders competing heavily on promised industrial benefits. Museum Controversy: The only Jewish board member at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights resigned over the planned “Nakba” exhibit, calling it one-sided. Alberta Secession Symbols: Flags are becoming a flashpoint in Alberta’s separation debate, with both sides using the Alberta and Canadian flags as political signals.