Sports Media Policy: A lobby group, Friends of Canadian Media, is pushing Ottawa to pass a law so Canadians can keep watching the NHL Stanley Cup Finals free on TV—arguing shared national identity is at stake. Basketball/Local Sports Buzz: Raptors camp coverage spotlights Scottie Barnes’ steady expectations and the leap fans want from young players Collin Murray-Boyles and Ja’Kobe Walter. Energy & Tech: Saskatchewan says it’s looking at building two large nuclear reactors by 2050, with options tied to Canadian CANDU know-how and uranium supply chains. Competition & Advertising: The Competition Bureau is investigating whether grocery minimum advertised pricing rules are blocking retailers from promoting lower prices, limiting deals for Canadians. AI & Apps: Meta’s Muse AI assistant has topped 5 million downloads in the US and Canada, as the company ramps up its mobile push. Truth & Reconciliation in the Media Landscape: Alberta’s Indigenous relations minister marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, while a separate incident in B.C. saw a vehicle hit pedestrians during a community walk, killing two and injuring two. Local Governance/Transparency: Kelowna says it can’t release details on a selected operator for Prospera Place yet, citing an active procurement process. Business/PR: HostColor expands to 100Gbps dedicated server offerings across major global data centres.