Water Management: Alberta’s rainfall is driving higher flows on the South Saskatchewan River, with the Water Security Agency set to boost Gardiner Dam releases from about 280 m³/s to roughly 700 m³/s starting June 7, peaking around June 11 and raising river levels by about 1.4 m near Moon Lake and 0.6 m in Saskatoon—WSA says no out-of-bank flooding is expected. Climate & Health at Events: Toronto officials say they’ve raised concerns with FIFA over its ban on reusable water bottles at World Cup stadiums, citing potential health risks during heat alerts; FIFA says hydration stations and cooling measures will be used and water pricing will match other events. Restoration Funding: During Canadian Environment Week, the federal Environmental Damages Fund is backing 12 nature conservation and restoration projects in Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador with over $4M, including habitat restoration across more than 110,000 hectares and toxic load reductions. PFAS Cleanup (North Bay): A public comment period closes Friday on a PFAS remediation plan for DND property in Hornell Heights, proposing a 250-metre in-ground permeable adsorptive barrier to stop PFAS migrating into local groundwater and drinking water sources. Environmental Security: NATO’s multi-year high-frequency motion study has selected Barnacle Systems’ offline-first data capture platform for operator safety research across 16 nations, including Canada, aiming to set common exposure and injury thresholds. Community Safety (Montreal): Montreal police arrested a 38-year-old man after an attempted arson damaged a synagogue in Westmount; Jewish advocacy groups link the incident to a broader antisemitic climate.