Campus Safety & Hate: A government-commissioned survey of about 900 Jewish university students says 96% experienced or witnessed antisemitism in the past year, with many reporting harassment and low confidence in university responses. Crypto Fallout: A U.S. distressed-crypto firm that brokered nearly $1B in FTX claims is now organizing victims of the $155M Coinkite hack, with Canadian users accounting for over a quarter of losses. Jobs & Economy: Statistics Canada reports Canada added 75,100 jobs in July and unemployment fell to 6.4%, while the U.S. shed jobs—fueling optimism for a recovery. Wildfire Response: Ottawa conditionally sold 10 retired CC-130H Hercules aircraft to Coulson Aviation to expand civilian aerial firefighting capacity. Trade Tensions: Dairy farmers warn Ottawa not to concede supply management in U.S. talks as new 50% tariffs loom. Health Access: Manitoba will let pharmacists prescribe birth control to improve access. Aviation Links: Canada and Nigeria signed an expanded air transport deal aimed at enabling more direct flights. Labour & Policy: Manitoba’s pharmacist prescribing change and the jobs surge both point to shifting public policy priorities as the summer economy cools.