Global stock markets surged Monday as a tentative U.S.-Iran oil deal signals easing supply pressures, lifting the S&P 500 1.4%, the Dow 620 points, and the Nasdaq 2.3%. Brent crude dropped 4.7%, easing fuel costs for energy-heavy industries, while AI stocks rebounded amid renewed stability hopes — all pointing to a potential economic thaw fueled by geopolitical relief.

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Porter Airlines is launching bold new flights from Montreal’s sleek South Shore airport, targeting 11 Canadian cities with a convenience-driven strategy that could shake up air travel habits. With strong early bookings and a CEO confident in the airport’s potential, Porter bets that half of Montreal’s population will prefer the faster commute — especially South Shore residents and budget-conscious flyers. But experts caution that changing travel routines, especially for business travelers, won’t happen overnight. Success hinges on whether travelers will truly embrace this fresh, faster option — making it a high-stakes experiment in how we choose to fly.

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Quebec leads the world in medical assistance in dying, with nearly eight percent of deaths last year being MAID cases—far above Canada’s national average. This bold approach stems from a 2015 provincial law that later influenced federal legislation, built on years of public consultation and social dialogue that helped normalize the practice. Unlike the federal government’s top-down response to a Supreme Court ruling, Quebec’s model prioritized citizen engagement, earning near-universal public support. While critics question whether high rates reflect access issues, data shows most MAID recipients had palliative care—suggesting the choice stems from personal definitions of dignity, not lack of alternatives.

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Canadian travelers are turning the corner after a 15-month slump, with nearly 2 million crossing into the U.S. in May — a 10% jump from last year. Car trips are surging 15%, while air travel remains sluggish. Political tensions and border security earlier this year dampened enthusiasm, but Gen Z (45%) are now more likely than Boomers (8%) to plan U.S. trips next year. Still, 36% prefer domestic getaways, and Europe’s overtaking the U.S. as top international destination — cost and time constraints hold Gen Z back, while politics still steer Boomers away.

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Carolina Hurricanes roar back to glory, ending a 20-year drought with a shutout victory over Vegas in Game Six, showcasing gritty defense and clutch goaltending from Brandon Bussi. Center Jordan Staal claims the Conn Smythe Trophy, while coach Rod Brind’Amour relives his 2006 championship as a player — now as a coach. Vegas, shut out for the first time in three Cup Finals, struggled to find offense, going over 18 minutes without a shot on goal in the final two periods. This win proves Carolina’s resilience, turning past heartbreak into historic triumph.

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Congress drops two major bills before session ends: one to finally overhaul privacy laws for private companies, protecting kids’ data and preventing price discrimination, after two failed attempts; the other to deliver clean drinking water to First Nations communities, addressing infrastructure gaps from source to wastewater, also stalled by last year’s election. Both aim to tackle critical issues — and this time, lawmakers hope they’ll actually pass.

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