Governor General: Retired Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour was installed as Canada’s 31st governor general, calling for “peaceful management” of differences and warning against overreliance on AI. World Cup Watch (Toronto/Vancouver): Canada Post is adjusting mailboxes and service around FIFA fan and game areas in Toronto, warning of minor interruptions from June 11 to July 19; Toronto expects about 300,000 visitors and a major police deployment. Metro Vancouver Labour: Unionized outside workers are picketing the Grouse Grind and other sites, urging hikers to delay or use extra caution. Defence Procurement: Ottawa is considering a mixed fighter fleet of about 140 jets, pairing F-35s with Saab Gripen Es to reduce U.S. supply-chain dependence. Economy: A Lakehead economist says Canada’s “technical recession” talk doesn’t match the tiny GDP dip, arguing growth is effectively flat. Public Safety: Canada’s tick problem keeps worsening, with Lyme disease cases rising sharply over the past decade. Online Safety Policy: Ottawa is set to table online safety legislation, including a ban on social media for minors under 16, with possible platform exemptions. Aviation Aid: Federal loans of up to $150 million each are being offered to airlines hit by high jet fuel costs. Crime Crackdown: Durham police say 12 Indians were charged in a “criminal tourism” network tied to theft, fraud and insurance scams.