There are significant developments in Canadian news since the last check:

• A Canadian intern at NATO headquarters has been arrested in Belgium on espionage charges. Belgian prosecutors allege the Canadian citizen, who was interning at NATO’s military headquarters, was involved in espionage activities. The investigation is ongoing and has attracted significant international attention.

The federal government has halted plans to expand Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. The decision has drawn criticism from Ontario officials and is expected to renew debate over transportation infrastructure and airport capacity in the Toronto region.

The opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge continues amid Canada–U.S. trade tensions. The bridge is opening to traffic after Canada cancelled the planned joint opening ceremony with the United States following the latest tariff dispute.

Wildfires remain Canada’s top domestic emergency. Active fires continue across several provinces, particularly in British Columbia and northwestern Ontario, with evacuation orders still in effect and extensive federal and international firefighting resources deployed