WTA Canadian Open (Toronto): Aryna Sabalenka kept rolling, beating China’s Zhang Shuai 6-3, 6-4 to reach the fourth round, setting up a next match with Ekaterina Alexandrova. ATP National Bank Open (Montreal): China’s Shang Juncheng bowed out in the third round, falling to Luciano Darderi after a medical timeout. EV supply chain push (Ontario): Hanon Systems won $10M in federal support for an electric compressor plant and R&D centre in Vaughan, aiming for up to 1.5M units a year by 2034. Trade tensions (Ottawa-Washington): Prime Minister Mark Carney called U.S. talks “nasty” after Trump’s latest tariff threats, saying Canada is focused on protecting jobs and businesses. Public safety (Edmonton): CSC says two corrections officers and an inmate died during a transfer from the Edmonton Institution for Women, calling it a “tragic accident.” Health tech (Vancouver): Health Canada licensed Kardium’s Globe pulsed-field ablation system for atrial fibrillation. Wildfire watch (Metro Vancouver): A Belcarra-area fire near Anmore triggered evacuations and alerts as hot, dry conditions threaten more activity. Local culture & community (Ottawa/Iqaluit): An Ottawa vet team is spaying, neutering and vaccinating dozens of pets in Iqaluit, with more clinic days planned. Sports (CFL): Brady Lidster’s late field goal lifted the Toronto Argonauts to a 33-30 win over Calgary.