PWHL Draft Pressure: The Ottawa Charge added Peyton Hemp to its free-agent mix, but still heads into the PWHL draft needing reinforcements after learning it will pick 11th in Detroit. World Cup Court Fight: Ghana’s bid to overturn Canada’s visa denial for midfielder Thomas Partey lands in federal court Tuesday, with his World Cup availability hanging in the balance for the Panama opener in Toronto. Toronto Gun Violence: Toronto police say multiple shootings, including the U.S. Consulate attack, are tied to guns-for-hire networks; a suspect remains in hospital and another is wanted. NHL Shakeup: The Maple Leafs traded Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to the Flyers for Emil Andrae, Samuel Ersson and a draft pick. Quebec Language Push: Quebec struck a deal with English universities to boost students’ basic French skills, with about $20M a year pledged. Federal Privacy & Policing: Liberals pulled a “guillotine” motion to speed Bill C-22 on lawful access, while Ottawa’s surveillance-pricing rules are now unlikely before 2028. Tech & Energy: PowerBank signed grid interconnection for a 3.15 MW Nova Scotia community solar project, and HIVE unveiled a massive 320 MW AI data-centre plan near Toronto. Weather & Safety: A tornado hit Girouxville, Alta., causing major damage and power loss, while Quebec road data shows fewer deaths but more injuries in 2025. Sports Media: “Hockey Night in Canada” won’t return to CBC next season as Rogers’ NHL deal reshapes broadcasts.