World Cup Court Ruling: A Canadian federal court upheld the refusal of Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey’s visa, keeping him out of Canada for Ghana’s 2026 opener vs Panama after the judge said he didn’t meet the legal threshold for emergency relief. Immigration & Accountability: Reporting also says Partey’s application included a false claim about never being arrested or charged, a factor tied to Canada’s serious criminality and misrepresentation concerns. Climate Lawsuit: Three young women and two environmental groups sued the federal government, arguing it must be forced to produce a plan to meet key climate goals while Ottawa rolls back environmental rules. Health Benefits Timing: CRA says eligible Canadians could receive upcoming payments soon, including June 26 OAS and the July 3 Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. Provincial Virtual Care: Saskatchewan issued an RFP for virtual primary care to expand access for unattached patients under its Patients First plan. Local Emergency Funding: Ottawa approved a $1M grant program to help community groups prepare for extreme weather and respond to localized emergencies. Cybersecurity Watch: Algoma Steel disclosed 100% of salaried staff completed cybersecurity training, as it monitors digital risks. Homelessness Pressure: North Cowichan’s mayor asked B.C. for help to address homelessness and mental health, citing local costs and unmet provincial action. Social Media Safety Debate: An Ontario teen journalist argues Canada’s proposed under-16 social media ban will be bypassed and should focus more on platform accountability.