Good morning. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada won’t use energy exports as a bargaining chip in U.S. trade talks. More on that below, along with U.S. wildfires and why Canadians don’t want to get prenups.

Good morning. Ottawa had vetted a Canadian intern at NATO headquarters in Belgium who has since been arrested on suspicion of espionage. More on that below, along with an earthquake in Japan and Amazon’s NHL deal.

Good morning. A Toronto neighbourhood is reeling after two people were killed in an exchange of gunfire at a street festival. More on that below, along with Lindsey Graham’s death and the Canadian communities pushing back against AI data centres.

Good morning. Prime Minister Mark Carney defended his efforts to rekindle ties with Saudi Arabia during a trip to the kingdom. More on that below, along with Spain’s bullfighting debates and the rising costs of drag.

Good morning. The NATO leaders’ summit in Turkey had a rocky start as Donald Trump threatened Greenland and quarrelled with Spain. More on that below, along with labour conditions in the trucking industry and the latest from Iran.

Good morning. The leader of the India-based Bishnoi gang and his alleged North American lieutenant have been charged in connection with the killing of Canadian Sikh separatist activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. More on that below, along with Carney’s Senate appointments and the end of the World Cup in Canada.

Good morning. Canada has selected Germany’s TKMS to build 12 submarines for the country’s first significant underwater fleet. More on that below, along with an Alberta-Ontario pipeline proposal and the volunteer drivers of Saskatchewan.

Good morning. Canada has been eliminated from the men’s World Cup, but fans say that its historic run united the country and bodes well for the team’s future. More on that below, along with a high-stakes submarine deal and Ottawa Valley step dancing.