Canada-U.S. Trade Tensions: Maine Gov. Janet Mills published an Op-Ed in the Toronto Star urging Canadians to push Washington to de-escalate Trump’s trade war, warning tariffs will hit border businesses and jobs. Mapping Politics: After Trump renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America,” Google Maps updated for U.S. users, while Mapquest refused to change and offered custom-name tools instead. Media Language Row: A CBC memo telling staff not to call 9/11 “terrorist” sparked backlash; CBC later adjusted guidance for 9/11 wording. Toronto Health & Housing: TCHC says there are no documented health concerns from contaminants at the Swansea Mews site as demolition proceeds. Indigenous Power Plan Blocked: The U.S. DOE halted a proposed tribal transmission corridor meant to bring reservation power to market, citing reliability and cost concerns. Mental Health Treatment: A look at ketamine clinics and the debate over how well ketamine works for treatment-resistant depression. Bookworld Canada angle: Local reading culture: North Bay’s Greg the Band released its debut album “Going Up?” and played the Bay Block Party—another reminder of how Canadian arts communities keep building.