The day's dominant story was the official proposal to shift school summer holidays two weeks later, with a new spring break in April, put forward by Minister Adlercreutz. The proposal gained traction across multiple outlets (Hufvudstadsbladet, Iltalehti, MTV Lebanon, Ilta-Sanomat) and drew immediate backlash from teachers' unions, who called it 'absurd tinkering'. Meanwhile, Russian media spread claims that Finland is practicing an attack, with the Defense Forces confirming exercises include offensive tactics (Helsingin Sanomat). In the evening, the Leijonat ice hockey team's dominant victory over Great Britain dominated sports coverage. Other notable stories included Moscow establishing a shadow church in Finland, a far-right Active Club event in Oulu, and a drunk driving fine discrepancy for Joona Räsänen.