Hantavirus Alert in B.C.: A Canadian cruise passenger in British Columbia is in isolation after a presumptive positive hantavirus test, with final lab confirmation still pending; health officials say the patient had mild symptoms and that no public contact occurred during transfer, while the outbreak aboard MV Hondius has already caused three deaths. Weather Whiplash Across Canada: Environment Canada is warning of mountain snowfall on B.C.’s Coquihalla Highway (Allison Pass, Pennask Summit, Rogers Pass) and issuing frost advisories for southern Alberta and Airdrie, as Calgary sees May-long-weekend snow. B.C. AI Power Debate: TELUS is pushing ahead with a federally backed “sovereign AI” data-centre cluster in B.C., raising questions about long-term control and whether the clean power grid can handle the demand. Wildlife & Land-Use Tensions: Nunavut groups oppose Mary River mine expansion over impacts to caribou and narwhal, while Quinte residents are told to stay off Bald Head Island due to unexploded ordnance risks. Eco-Innovation Spotlight: A New Brunswick student is pitching biodegradable, lobster-shell-based heart monitoring sensors to cut landfill waste from hospital electrodes.