Submarine Decision: Prime Minister Mark Carney named Germany’s TKMS (Type 212CD) as preferred supplier for up to 12 Royal Canadian Navy submarines, framing it as the biggest procurement in Canadian history and stressing NATO interoperability, with first deliveries targeted for the early 2030s. NATO Summit Pressure: Carney is in Ankara for NATO talks, while allies face renewed calls to meet defence spending targets and deliver concrete capabilities, not just promises. Arms Deals Beyond Subs: NATO also signalled Saab GlobalEye radar aircraft built with Canadian-made components, as leaders prepare to unveil major defence contracts. Foreign Policy—Romania: Foreign Minister Anita Anand said Canada and Romania have finished talks on a general information-security agreement and discussed deepening cooperation on defence, energy and CANDU nuclear projects. Youth Service Push: A coalition led by Engage Canada urged Ottawa to back a voluntary National Youth Service program with basic military training. Public Accountability: Newfoundland and Labrador’s ambulance contract oversight is still not fully set up, with provincial officials criticizing delays despite budgeted funding. Space News: Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hansen will step back from full-time work at the Canadian Space Agency this September while staying a reservist. World Cup Aftermath: Canada’s men’s team is out after a Morocco loss, but Canada Soccer is already talking “legacy” and long-term planning for 2030. International Crime: Philippine police arrested a retired B.C. teacher linked to an Interpol green notice for child sexual abuse. Diplomatic Tension: Palace spokesperson Claire Castro said she won’t file a complaint after being heckled in Vancouver.