Truth & Reconciliation: A new reflection on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation highlights how residential schools’ harms still shape Indigenous education and daily life, pointing to the TRC’s unfinished Calls to Action. Vaccination Comfort: Updated Canadian Medical Association Journal guidelines say kids don’t have to dread shots, recommending practical steps like distraction and numbing to reduce needle fear. Cybersecurity Hiring: New workforce research finds skills gaps now outpace staffing shortages in Canadian cybersecurity hiring, with more postings but a narrow entry door. Drug Overdoses in Manitoba: Advocates and Winnipeg paramedic data suggest opioid-related calls and naloxone use are rising again, stressing the strain on frontline responders. OpenAI & School Safety: British Columbia is suing OpenAI over ChatGPT’s role in a deadly school shooting, adding to Canada’s growing debate over online harm and accountability. Skilled Trades Recognition: A Timmins millwright apprentice earns national recognition as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women, spotlighting pathways from Northern College into high-demand trades. Truck Training Oversight: Ontario’s new standardized entry-level truck driver training is coming, but officials warn enforcement must improve to fix gaps found in oversight.