Submarine Deal: Prime Minister Mark Carney named Germany’s TKMS as the preferred supplier for Canada’s next fleet of up to 12 submarines, calling it the largest defence procurement in Canadian history and saying the first boats could arrive by 2034, with negotiations now set to finalize contracts. Defence Spending Scrutiny: Experts and critics say Carney’s claims about accelerating defence spending lack transparency, pointing to the federal government’s refusal to release supporting budget data. Cyber Security: Canada’s spy agency (CSE) disclosed it ran overseas, state-authorized cyber operations targeting drug traffickers, violent extremists and ransomware networks, alongside defensive work in Canada. World Cup Legacy: Canada Soccer CEO Kevin Blue says the 2026 World Cup should be a “catalyst,” not a finish line, after Canada’s run ended with a 3-0 loss to Morocco; he’s pushing for lasting pro-soccer support. Sports—Basketball: The Nembhard brothers helped Canada beat Jamaica 116-78 in FIBA World Cup qualifying in Hamilton. Toronto—Community News: Renata Ford, wife of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford, has died, according to Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Media—French TV: Radio-Canada acquired more than 50 hours of French programming, including Disney+ drama “Lucky Luke.” Crime: Police report one person dead and another critically injured after a shooting in Scarborough.