Canada-US Border & Trade: Two U.S. lawmakers unveiled a bill to block Chinese-connected connected vehicles from entering the U.S. via Canada and Mexico, citing risks from data collection and possible remote access. Auto Supply Chain: Ford’s main aluminum supplier Novelis restarted its Oswego hot mill after two fires, a move that could help stabilize F-Series production after major lost output. Cross-Border Infrastructure: Sources say the Gordie Howe Bridge ribbon-cutting could slip beyond June 12, though leaders frame it as a minor delay. Urban Transit & Rail: Edmonton Transit Service is taking over operation of the Valley Line LRT from the builder early, aiming for smoother continuity if service disruptions require buses. AI & Energy Concerns: A Privy Council document reportedly links Canada’s AI data-centre push to creating “markets” for Canadian natural gas—fueling renewed debate as Vancouver residents protest data-centre plans. Air Cargo: Cargojet Airways will begin weekly non-scheduled cargo service to Guyana for DHL Express USA, expanding Canada-linked air freight capacity. Maritime Industry: Seaspan marked a major construction milestone on Canada’s next polar icebreaker, with large robotic welding work underway for year-round Arctic operations. Security & Logistics for World Cup: FIFA’s expanded tournament is entering with heightened North American security planning, including anti-drone measures and large deployments across host cities. Aviation Compliance: Ontario police charged a former Air Canada captain over alleged fraud involving flying hundreds of flights without the required licence.