Gordie Howe Bridge: Canada and the U.S. have struck a toll and revenue-sharing deal that clears the way for the Gordie Howe International Bridge to open in late July, after Trump-era threats and delays. Public Safety: Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival turned deadly Saturday night, with police saying two men were killed and at least four others seriously injured in an exchange of gunfire; the festival won’t resume Sunday while investigators work. Media & Jobs: Unifor warns Rogers layoffs and station shutdowns could create a “news desert,” echoing broader concerns about local journalism coverage. Climate & Health: Environment Canada issued heat and wildfire smoke warnings across parts of the Prairies and Ontario, urging people to limit outdoor time. Immigration: IRCC launched an interactive portal to help travellers instantly check whether they need a visa, eTA, or other entry document. Defence & Industry: Ottawa is moving to expand military capacity and has selected German firm TKMS for 12 new submarines, signalling a major shift in Canada’s defence posture. Business & Rates: The Bank of Canada is expected to hold its policy rate at 2.25% as the “dilemma” from oil-driven inflation cools. Sports: Canada added medals at the canoe sprint and Para canoe World Cup in Montreal, while Portugal beat Canada 38-14 in rugby Nations Cup play.