Memorial Cup: Everett Silvertips shut out Kelowna 4-0, with goals in a 25-second burst in the first period, and will face Chicoutimi in the semifinal. Basketball: Nyara Sabally poured in a career-high 29 as the Toronto Tempo beat the Chicago Sky 111-104. Overdose prevention in B.C.: Health Minister Josie Osborne says the downtown Vancouver overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken St. won’t open “at this time,” while a mobile service continues. Public safety in Quebec: Quebec’s police and auto insurer are rolling out reflective “Prudence” turtle backpack covers for young students to improve visibility in school zones. Wildfire watch in the Prairies: Saskatchewan is seeing early wildfire activity after heavy snow and flooding, with officials warning conditions can turn fast. Business & taxes in B.C.: A CFIB report says B.C. small businesses are at a disadvantage as other provinces cut small-business taxes, urging B.C. to move toward a zero rate. Energy: A new LNG supply deal links B.C.’s Ksi Lisims project to Germany’s SEFE, underscoring European demand for Canadian gas. Crime & justice: A Toronto man was sentenced in the U.S. to 33 years for a “prolific” sextortion scheme targeting more than 145 children. Health care in Alberta: Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton is offering a publicly funded endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty for long-term weight loss. Sports business in Ottawa: Applications are open for the 2026 Ottawa County Art Trust Exhibition, inviting local artists to submit work for a juried show.