Lab reports detail THC-blood result in crash that killed Saskatoon girl

Canadian Druze expressed deep concern for their relatives in the Syrian village of Suwayda, where recent clashes resulted in horrific violence, including massacres and kidnappings, prompting a news conference at Toronto City Hall on July 25. Rahaf Alakbani, a Syrian refugee, highlighted the dire situation, revealing that her family members were among the victims, and urged the Canadian government to intervene against the ongoing atrocities. Want More Context? 🔎

The NSLC has begun removing American alcohol from its shelves, necessitating the warehousing of a significant amount of stock due to ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. Documents obtained by CBC News reveal that some products being removed are not actually American, highlighting complexities in the enforcement of this decision. Want More Context? 🔎

Two environmental groups and three activists, including an 11-year-old, have filed a lawsuit against the Saskatchewan government, arguing that the decision to extend the life of the province's coal power plants was made without public consultation and violates federal laws. The case highlights concerns over environmental policy and the governance of energy resources in Saskatchewan. Want More Context? 🔎

Researchers from the University of Florida found that body fat percentage is a more accurate predictor of mortality than BMI, which shows no significant relationship with all-cause death rates. Their study reveals that high body fat significantly increases the risk of death, particularly from heart disease, highlighting the need for alternative measures of body composition. Want More Context? 🔎

Ontario craft brewers and distillers expressed relief following the implementation of provincial alcohol tax cuts on August 1, which lower taxes and markups for spirits, ready-to-drink beverages, and local beer. However, they caution that these reductions may not lead to lower prices for consumers. Want More Context? 🔎

A high school teacher from Vaughan, Ont., Megan Conte, lost access to her Instagram account after it was mistakenly flagged for posting content related to "child sexual exploitation, abuse and nudity." Despite reaching out to Meta for assistance through her mother's verified account, her issue remained unresolved, resulting in the loss of thousands of personal photos and memories. Want More Context? 🔎