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Canada is once again at the mercy of nature's fury as out-of-control wildfires rage across its western and central provinces, prompting mass evacuations and an urgent state of emergency in several regions. With over 160 active fires nationwide—about half of which are deemed uncontrollable—the situation has escalated to an alarming level. Environment Canada has designated much of the country, from Quebec to the Northwest Territories, under an "extreme" wildfire risk, the highest possible rating.

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived in Canada on Monday for a two-day visit aimed at emphasizing Canada’s sovereignty amid ongoing tensions with the United States. The visit commenced with a series of formal events, including a welcome ceremony at the airport, a street hockey puck drop, and a ceremonial tree planting, showcasing both tradition and national pride.

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Elon Musk, once a staunch ally of Donald Trump's fiscal agenda, has voiced strong disapproval of the former president's latest tax and spending bill. In a pointed interview with CBS Sunday Morning, the Tesla CEO said he was "disappointed" by the multi-trillion-dollar legislation, which he believes undermines the cost-cutting initiatives he spearheaded as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

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Following a “very nice call” with US President Donald Trump, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen successfully secured a delay in the threatened 50-percent tariffs on the European Union. Trump announced on Sunday that he would postpone the tariffs until July 9, after initially threatening to impose them starting June 1. The EU had requested more time to negotiate, as talks over a 20-percent “reciprocal” tariff had made little progress.

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In the recent escalation of tensions, the Trump administration has ordered the termination of all federal contracts with Harvard University. This —follows a scathing critique from President Trump, who described the Ivy League institution as "very antisemitic" and announced plans to pull $3 billion in federal grants. The latest move, which involves cutting approximately $100 million in existing federal contracts, comes as part of a broader initiative to hold universities accountable for issues related to discrimination and antisemitism.

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