Mark Carney’s final diplomatic push hits the G7 summit in France as global tensions simmer — with Trump’s surprise attendance and a shaky Iran peace deal looming. Amid rising oil prices, NATO rifts, and looming NAFTA deadlines, Carney’s mission hinges on securing one-on-one talks with Trump and steering Canada’s global influence — even as critics question whether his energy exports to Europe are the real win.

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Federal judges are suing the government over a rejected pay raise—recommended by an independent commission at $28,000–$36,000 on top of already hefty salaries—claiming the government failed to justify its decision. The government argues economic uncertainty makes the raise inappropriate, while the judges’ association sees it as a procedural failure. Unprecedented in its scope, this is the first time judges have taken the government to court over compensation since 1999. The government’s suggestion to appoint a retired judge to avoid bias sparked backlash, prompting the court to assign retired Ontario Court of Appeal judge Alexandra Hoy to preside. The case, set for September, could reshape how judicial pay is handled in the future.

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A surprise peace deal between the U.S. and Iran has reportedly been finalized, with the president announcing the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and lifting naval blockades — claiming credit after previous failures. The announcement came on his birthday, June 14th, while Israeli leaders remained notably silent. UN Secretary-General Guterres praised the deal as a vital step toward peace, highlighting a ceasefire and restored oil flow. Senator Lindsey Graham welcomed the Strait reopening but warned of potential misalignment in Iran’s interpretation of the terms, stressing that any nuclear agreement must pass Congress and urging key negotiators to present it to lawmakers. All eyes are now on how this fragile truce unfolds.

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