Splashdown countdown, youth unemployment, Saab offers a data centre, and more

The four Artemis II astronauts — including Canadian Jeremy Hansen — return from the world's first crewed moon voyage in over half a century.

And: Canada may have added about 14,000 jobs last month, but younger workers probably didn’t notice. Youth unemployment remains high — double the national average, and the younger the worker, the wider the gap.

Also: Swedish aircraft maker Saab is sweetening the pot to get Ottawa to buy its Gripen fighter jets. The company says it will construct a data centre in Canada to keep mission-critical data within the country. We’ll have more on why that matters in today’s data-driven world.

Plus: U.S. Vice-President JD Vance heads to Islamabad tonight for talks with Iran, Liberals eye a possible majority, opposition to the proposed Alto high speed rail project, and more.