Public Safety: Windsor police are asking for help identifying a suspect in an attempted bank fraud after forged government documents were used at a bank in June. Climate & Energy: A new debate is heating up over carbon capture and storage, with critics arguing it’s not a “fix” and pushing faster renewables, storage, efficiency and heat pumps. Arctic Security: UK PM Andy Burnham praised Denmark and the U.S. after a Greenland deal aimed at strengthening Arctic security. Immigration Tech: Canada expanded Express Entry with category-based selection and published detailed PGWP-eligible study fields (1,107 approved CIP codes), plus new occupation categories for Express Entry. Canada–Ukraine Energy: Ottawa and Kyiv are deepening energy cooperation with funding for Ukraine’s energy support fund and talks on LNG, nuclear and reconstruction. AI Safety: Canadian AI leaders are warning about rogue systems and calling for stronger safety frameworks as concerns grow. Environment & Tech: UBC researchers are exploring turning Giant Mine arsenic trioxide waste into metallic arsenic for electronics. Health & Work: Research highlights how supportive managers can help workers living with chronic pain, but limits remain as pain intensifies. Smart Tech in Public Spaces: Vancouver-area municipalities say existing rules may already cover smart glasses in change rooms, as some councils consider bans. Sports & Culture: Inuit talent is prominent at TIFF, while Canada’s presence continues at major international competitions.