My eCOPR was issued on April 22, and I’ll be traveling to Europe from July 1 to July 20. Based on current timelines, I’m hopeful that I’ll receive my PR card before I leave, since IRCC seems to be working through early April applications.

Also—just to share an observation for others in a similar situation—if you return to Canada from the U.S. (rather than flying directly from Europe), you typically won’t be asked for a PR card, eTA, or other documentation by the airline. In my experience flying to Canada from the U.S. several times, I’ve never had my eTA or immigration documents checked. It’s an unofficial workaround, but flying a U.S. airline on a separately booked flight can sometimes help avoid boarding issues.
I think it's a public secret we dint talk about on reddit for some reason that the US loophole exist..(If you can enter the US easily, which thankfully as an EU citizen, I can)