International Spotlight: Barrie tap instructor Heather Dennis is set to represent Canada at the IDO World Tap Dance Championship in Prague later this month. Climate & Voting: “Greys for Green” is urging Canadians to treat municipal elections as climate policy in action, arguing local decisions on land use, transit, and energy planning shape resilience. Energy & Regulation: Quebec is reconsidering its four-year oil-and-gas development ban after years of legal fights with industry over exploration licences and damages. Consumer Protection (Alberta): St. Albert and solar advocates are pushing Alberta to tighten rules on door-to-door solar sales, citing high-pressure tactics and misinformation about the CEIP program. Border & Travel: Canada says Nexus enrolment interview scheduling rules are changing again, with a return to a two-year booking window starting April 1, 2027. Trade & Cost of Living: Coverage highlights how the Canada–U.S. tariff fight could raise costs for businesses and consumers in U.S. battleground states ahead of midterms. Agriculture: A Manitoba Agriculture specialist warns that spraying mature waterhemp after it sets seed won’t fix the seed-bank problem—money is better spent on next season’s control. Public Safety Recall: HotHands Rechargeable Hand Warmers are being recalled in the U.S. for overheating and fire risk; about 72 units were sold in Canada.