Heat & Air Safety: Heat warnings are active for Okotoks and parts of Alberta, with Environment Canada warning of highs above 30 C and humidity pushing conditions into the mid-30s, plus guidance to reschedule outdoor plans, hydrate, and watch for heat illness in kids, seniors, and people with chronic conditions. Vector-Borne Bite Prevention: The Eastern Ontario Health Unit is urging mosquito and tick bite precautions, noting local West Nile virus in mosquitoes and a known Lyme risk area for blacklegged ticks, along with other tick-borne illnesses. Public Health Supply: Canadian Blood Services says donations have dropped nearly 20% since June 1 and is calling for appointments nationwide to close a weekly shortfall. Food Safety Recall: Health Canada issued a recall for a RAINS stainless steel tumbler whose lid can detach and release hot liquid, creating a burn hazard. Healthcare Research: SickKids researchers report that common childhood chemotherapy can leave detectable DNA changes in tumors within 18 months, potentially helping clinicians spot resistance earlier. Workforce & Care Access: New Brunswick’s virtual care transition is drawing criticism after reliable appointments reportedly fell apart during the switch from eVisitNB. Health System Policy Debate: A letter argues public health care must be defended amid concerns that criticism of the system could undermine support for universal coverage. Injury & Emergency Response: Ontario’s OPP is investigating a fatal propane explosion at a residential trailer on a golf resort property near Peterborough. Wildlife & Community Health: A major rescue effort is moving beluga whales from the shuttered Marineland to SeaWorld and other facilities, highlighting ongoing animal welfare and public safety coordination.