Contenders for national chief of the Assembly of First Nations are hitting back against Ottawa’s proposed work to define the Indian status of First Nation members. Last week, Indigenous Services Canada Minister Patty Hajdu announced the establishment of an Indigenous advisory process that would inform the upcoming collaborative process on second-generation cut-off. This process, she said, is the next step in the co-development of reforms to address status inequities that remain within the Indian Act. [Windspeaker]

At least 178 Palestinians have been killed since the fighting resumed, even as the United States urged ally Israel to protect civilians. [AP]

X/Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino thought she could manage the mercurial Elon Musk. Her former colleagues and partners are baffled at the result. [Hollywood Reporter]

As conversations within the media start to shift to appreciate the importance of addressing mental health issues and safeguarding reporters in difficult situations, some are also asking the question of how to address emotions in journalism. These could be workplace stress, sadness felt when reporting a tough story, or even excitement at a new opportunity. However commonplace these emotions are, if compounded they can lead to issues that can make journalists’ jobs harder, and in some cases even lead them to quit the profession. [Reuters Institute]