Canada-Philippines Diplomacy: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will still visit Canada July 1–4 despite an Iglesia ni Cristo rally in Manila; he’ll meet PM Mark Carney in Vancouver to discuss defense, energy and critical minerals. Opposition Watch: Pierre Poilievre shuffles his front bench, moving long-time MP Michael Chong into the finance critic role. Indigenous & Arctic Governance: Carney heads to Kuujjuaq for the Inuit-to-Crown partnership committee, with priorities including Arctic sovereignty, security, housing, food security and Inuit health. Northern Security & NATO: Turkey’s defense minister says NATO is adapting to a shifting security landscape and urges Canada to assume more responsibility for Europe’s security ahead of the Ankara summit. Public Safety & Health: Ontario jail guards seek more help after a coroner’s report details a suicide crisis among correctional workers and calls for major resource upgrades. Cybersecurity: Canada’s spy agency says Russian-linked hackers breached a Quebec water treatment plant, gaining control over pumps and chlorine dosing. Rights & Culture Flashpoint: A viral video shows a Canadian college official removing a Palestinian keffiyeh from a graduating student, reigniting debate over bias. Trade Pressure: Reuters reports the U.S. is set to declare it won’t extend USMCA, starting a countdown as Canada, Mexico and the U.S. negotiate changes. Democracy Reform Debate: A Fraser Institute study argues term limits could reinvigorate federal politics without constitutional change.