Ontario Politics: Ontario’s byelections delivered a mixed night: the NDP held Scarborough Southwest while the PCs won Hamilton East—Stoney Creek and York—Simcoe, as Premier Doug Ford framed the results as part of a broader fight against Trump’s tariffs. Canada–U.S. Trade Clash: The dispute keeps widening beyond economics, with Mark Carney and U.S. officials trading increasingly personal jabs as Washington pushes 50% tariffs and Canada prepares retaliation. Public Safety & Justice: In B.C., a veteran Vancouver officer of Punjabi origin and founder of the KidsPlay charity, Kalwinder “Kal” Dosanjh, was charged with fraud, theft and breach of trust after a covert probe by his own force. Courts: A Vancouver judge found a man guilty of manslaughter in a 2023 Starbucks-area stabbing, acquitting him of second-degree murder. Money & Symbols: The Bank of Canada unveiled a redesigned vertical $20 note featuring King Charles III, with new security features and the Vimy memorial retained. Youth Online Safety: Saskatchewan reported 86% support for social media limits for youth, with many respondents backing an age 16 threshold. Tech Policy: Ottawa released a national framework for AI data centres, stressing water and electricity commitments and local benefits. Sports Business: The Ottawa Senators are adding a new 300-level fan deck and removing 850 seats to create more social space at Canadian Tire Centre.