What's next for Canada's newest minority government?

Prime Minister Mark Carney is advised to adopt a low-key approach during the G7 summit in Kananaskis, particularly in discussions with U.S. President Donald Trump, to avoid potential conflicts reminiscent of previous summits. With a focus on key issues like peace, security, and energy, the summit is expected to produce thematic statements rather than a formal communique, emphasizing the importance of personal diplomacy amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. More Context

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has resolved most issues preventing Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) information from being accessible in its online portal, allowing about 90% of TFSA holders to view their contribution limits. However, the remaining 10% still face unavailability due to ongoing updates, prompting the CRA to advise these individuals to calculate their contribution room independently to avoid potential overcontribution penalties. More Context

Jian Ghomeshi Trial ReformsIn response to public concern over Jian Ghomeshi's 2016 sexual assault trial, legal scholars have praised amendments to the Criminal Code that prevent defendants from surprising complainants with past communications. However, some defense attorneys express apprehension about potential further 'reactive lawmaking' following the recent Hockey Canada sexual assault trial. More Context

Chief Crystal Smith has led the Haisla Nation in transforming into a major player in Canada's LNG sector, emphasizing economic self-determination through partnerships, notably with Cedar LNG. The Nation has focused on cultural revitalization and community investment, navigating challenges like public backlash during the Coastal GasLink protests by prioritizing communication and unity. More Context

World leaders are gathering at the Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge for the G7 summit, focusing on global issues such as economic instability and the Russia-Ukraine crisis. With heightened security measures in place, the lodge aims to provide an authentic Albertan experience through local cuisine and stunning views, while staff prepare for the event's unique demands. More Context

Quebec Premier François Legault, facing plummeting approval ratings and potential electoral defeat, rallied youth members of his party, Coalition Avenir Québec, to fight for a third term while acknowledging challenges posed by the separatist Parti Québécois and an emerging Quebec Liberal Party. As Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration offers potential economic collaboration, Legault seeks to leverage this relationship for political survival amid growing discontent with his government. More Context