Supreme Court Ruling on Patents: The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the rule that methods of medical treatment can’t be patented, but found a paliperidone dosing regimen is patentable—adding clarity for drug makers and potential knock-on effects for access and competition. Diabetes Drug Access: Aspen Pharmacare says Health Canada approved its generic semaglutide (Ozempic/Wegovy active ingredient) after Novo’s patent expiry, with launch timing tied to semaglutide supply. Wildfire Smoke Health Alerts: Heat and Canadian wildfire smoke are driving repeated air-quality warnings across Canada and into the U.S., with officials urging people—especially seniors, kids, pregnant people, and those with heart or lung conditions—to limit outdoor activity and consider N95s. Heat Warning in B.C.: Environment Canada issued a heat warning for parts of B.C.’s North and Central coasts, advising cooling steps and extra caution for higher-risk groups. Youth Mental Health Support (Nova Scotia): Health officials plan an announcement on expanding mental health care support for more youth in Nova Scotia. Veterinary Services Disruption: Saskatchewan’s Western College of Veterinary Medicine will suspend exotics and wildlife services temporarily, with wildlife care closed indefinitely pending review. Immigration Update: IRCC issued 511 Express Entry invitations for provincial nominee candidates, with a CRS cut-off of 744. Care Economy Debate: A new analysis argues planning debates should focus on “care economies,” reflecting rising pressure on health and social systems.