Extreme Heat Warning: The UN Climate Secretariat says the 2026 FIFA World Cup—co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico and Canada—will be played as extreme heat rises, with one in four matches expected in dangerous conditions and extra risk for fans in outdoor queues and celebrations. Tick Spread in Canada: A new look at Canada’s tick problem highlights how deer ticks and Lyme disease cases have surged over the past decade, with experts urging prevention steps and quick action after bites. Refugee Health-Care Cuts: A Toronto family says recent changes to refugee/asylum-seeker coverage are forcing new co-pays for a child with complex medical needs, raising fears that essential care will be delayed or missed. Online Safety for Kids: The federal government is expected to table legislation targeting harmful online content, including a ban on social media for minors under 16 with possible exemptions for safety measures. HIV Prevention Breakthrough: Health Canada authorized Lunsumio (mosunetuzumab) for relapsed/refractory follicular lymphoma, while globally, South Africa launched Lenacapavir as a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection. World Cup Health Risks: Public health experts warn the tournament’s mass travel and crowds could amplify outbreaks, with measles concerns flagged in host-area reporting. Skin Cancer Tech: Canadian researchers report a minimally invasive system that can detect skin cancers earlier by measuring tiny temperature changes on the skin. Illicit Tobacco Push: Unsmoke Canada launched a campaign after major contraband tobacco seizures, aiming to highlight the health and fiscal costs of “cheap smokes.” World Cup Injury Updates: Canada’s Moise Bombito is in modified training as his World Cup status remains uncertain, while Denmark’s Christian Eriksen is expected to be discharged soon after another collapse.