Disability & Inclusion: Minister Tinee Furbert told the House Bermuda needs a stronger, amended Disability Act after people with disabilities still face discrimination and systemic barriers. Education & Accountability: Opposition Leader Ben Smith accused the Education Minister of political interference tied to a Port Royal Primary School disciplinary matter, arguing teachers feel unsupported. Mental Health: Health Minister Kim Wilson marked the end of Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month, pledging faster access to care and a “no isolation” approach. Public Safety: Police Commissioner Darrin Simons said a further stepping up of presence follows three firearms incidents, with likely stop-and-search and traffic calming disruptions. Local Food & Land: Diallo Rabain launched “Grow Local,” an online tool linking landowners and farmers to boost local crop production. Digital Finance: Premier David Burt outlined legislation to let Government accept stablecoin payments and manage certain public assets digitally, updating treasury and public funds rules. Banking Deal: Butterfield agreed to acquire CIBC Caribbean’s controlling stake in a US$1.8b deal, aiming for full ownership later. Tourism (People First): Bermuda Tourism Authority launched “9 People 9 Parishes,” featuring Bermudians spotlighting parish food, culture and sights. Community & Culture: Eid al-Adha celebrations at Victoria Park and a Trinity reflection on the three personas of God. Lifestyle: Shorts and capris get office-ready styling tips for summer, plus a Bermuda summer events guide.