Collective Bargaining Win: Apple Studios VFX workers secured a first IATSE deal covering minimum pay, employer-paid health and retirement, limits on hours, overtime protections, and AI/safety provisions. Immigration Policy Fight: Federal Conservatives vowed to “vigorously oppose” any Carney Liberals move to increase immigration levels, arguing Canada isn’t ready. Tariffs and Household Pressure: A new Spergel survey says tariffs and trade disruption are hurting employers and pushing households toward higher debt, lower income, and missed payments. Caregiver Supply Gap: A cross-border analysis finds Canada has fewer prime-age adults per senior needing care than the U.S., with multiple provinces lagging every U.S. state. Healthcare Capacity: Calgary’s new cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical centre is expected to be operational by 2029, aiming to triple Alberta’s capacity. Indigenous Reconciliation Work: Laurentian University unveiled an Indigenous verification policy amid “pretendianism” concerns, while communities across Canada marked Truth and Reconciliation Day with marches and events. Local Accountability: Aurora animal services reforms are back on the ballot after a dog death sparked debate over a third-party review and next steps. Labour/Jobs Legal Watch: Whitten & Lublin was recognized in Chambers Canada 2027 for employment and labour law.