Governor General switch: Louise Arbour is set to be sworn in as Canada’s 31st governor general today, with a ceremony featuring military salutes, a qulliq lighting, and performances by Canadian artists. World Cup public health: Canadian and U.S. officials say epidemiologists will monitor wastewater and social media chatter during the tournament to spot outbreaks early, as mass travel raises transmission risks. World Cup security costs: A new look at Canada’s host cities highlights how today’s threat landscape is driving big security bills, with Vancouver and Toronto facing very different cost pressures. Bank of Canada watch: Economists expect a fifth straight rate hold at the central bank’s meeting, but note the messaging could shift as uncertainty and recent jobs data shape the outlook. Alberta separatism response: Pierre Poilievre is expected to argue for a federal policy reset aimed at easing separatist concerns in Alberta. Road safety enforcement: A deadly Brandon, Man., crash involving Conquer Transportation has renewed scrutiny of “chameleon” carriers and enforcement gaps across provinces. Tech and AI policy: Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy continues to draw debate over delivery, jobs, and safeguards as Ottawa pushes “AI for All.” Business and wealth: Corient’s move to expand multi-family office services in Canada spotlights a growing ultra-high-net-worth advisory gap.