Cross-Border Infrastructure: Canada is holding a Canada-only ribbon-cutting for the Gordie Howe International Bridge in Windsor as the U.S. skips the event amid Trump’s 50% tariff threats; the bridge is still set to open to traffic Monday (pedestrian/bike lane later). Trade & Housing Ripple Effects: The tariff fight is already raising uncertainty for cross-border jobs and costs that can flow into housing affordability and development timelines. Seniors Housing Investment: Chartwell Retirement Residences says it’s putting about $237.9M into new and expanded seniors residences across Quebec, Alberta and B.C., including new construction and a major expansion. Healthcare Real Estate: Ontario broke ground on the Fancsy Family Hospital in Windsor-Essex, adding 100+ beds and new emergency, cancer and critical care capacity, with construction ramping through summer phases. Community Pressure: A United Way survey finds financial anxiety at record levels, with many households struggling to cover even a month of basics—fueling demand for housing and support services. Construction Watch: Austin’s Project Connect transit plan is still behind schedule and scaled back, with major light-rail changes and ongoing permitting hurdles. Regulatory/Training: Ontario real estate exam prep provider ExamPass says it updated materials to match current TRESA rules and ethics requirements.