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EU leaders warn drone incursions are part of a broader Russian strategy
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said recent drone incursions into EU airspace were not isolated events, describing them as a deliberate strategy. She said closer cooperation with NATO is one way to address capability gaps along Europe’s eastern border.
At least four killed in Belgian train-minibus collision
A train collided with a school minibus in Buizingen, Belgium, killing at least four people, including two children. Police are investigating how the crash occurred, and Belgian media reported that the minibus was carrying nine passengers.
Tech giants oppose Canada’s proposed lawful-access bill
Google and Apple are among the companies voicing opposition to Bill C-22, which would make it easier for authorities to require firms to hand over private user data for investigations. The companies are warning they may take further action if the legislation advances.
Prairie leaders clash over Alberta separatism and regional tensions
Tensions were visible as western premiers and northern territory leaders concluded their summit in Kananaskis, Alberta. Reporting suggests Alberta separatism dominated the discussion and widened divisions among the leaders.
Prairies weigh AI data-centre expansion amid local pushback
The AI industry wants to build new data centres in the Prairies, but the idea is proving divisive across the region. Some communities are pushing back over the impact of new facilities, even as provinces consider the economic upside.
Canada announces new Ebola-related travel processing restrictions
The federal government will stop processing some travel documents from the Democratic Republic of the Congo starting Thursday because of an outbreak there. The pause affects temporary and permanent resident visas and electronic travel authorizations, while Canadian citizens remain exempt.
Returning travelers from affected Ebola countries face 21-day self-isolation
Canadians returning from affected countries will be required to self-isolate for 21 days under the new measures. Officials said the rules are being used to help stop the spread of Ebola in Canada.
NASA moves ahead with new lunar plans after Artemis progress
NASA is aiming to return astronauts to the Moon in the coming years following the success of Artemis II. The agency is also considering how Canada could contribute to the next phase of lunar exploration.
Blue Origin wins NASA contract to support lunar delivery systems
NASA awarded Blue Origin about half a billion dollars to deliver systems that support its upcoming lunar ambitions. The contract is part of the broader push to build infrastructure for a future Moon base.
UK household energy bills set to rise sharply in July
ITV News reported that the UK energy price cap will rise by 13% from July 1. The increase is expected to add pressure on household budgets and remains a major domestic story.