Canadian woman says she lost her pension and SIN after CRA mistakenly declared her dead

A Brantford drug dealer, Matthew Grout, was found guilty of manslaughter after selling cocaine laced with fentanyl to Robert Davies, who died from an overdose following use. The court determined that Grout's actions in trafficking the dangerous substance posed an objectively foreseeable risk, leading to Davies' fatality after a day of golfing and socializing. Want More Context? 🔎

An Ontario family is urging the provincial government to enact legislation that establishes maximum emergency room wait times for children after their teenage son, Finlay van der Werken, tragically died following an eight-hour wait for medical attention in a hospital last year. They believe that implementing such measures could prevent similar incidents and improve healthcare for children. Want More Context? 🔎

In an interview with National Post, trade expert Laura Dawson highlighted the risks and opportunities for Canada in the upcoming CUSMA review, emphasizing the need to focus on emerging sectors like digital services rather than just longstanding irritants like dairy and auto regulations. She advised Canadian negotiators to conduct comprehensive consultations to align their strategy with current U.S. demands, particularly concerning tariffs and regulatory barriers. Want More Context? 🔎

Researchers from the University of Warwick and Bielefeld University found that a morning cup of coffee or tea boosts mood for about 2.5 hours, as tracked through 28,000 reports from over 200 young adults. The study highlights that caffeine increases dopamine activity, enhancing feelings of enthusiasm and happiness, particularly during the morning, influenced by psychological factors and consumption habits. Want More Context? 🔎

Ron Turcotte, the jockey who famously guided Secretariat to a historic American Triple Crown sweep in 1973, passed away at the age of 84 from natural causes in Drummond, N.B. Secretariat's remarkable performance that year remains unmatched, as he still holds the records for the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes. Want More Context? 🔎

Dan Livers, a 51-year-old American asylum-seeker, kayaked across the Detroit River to Canada on August 5, 2025, fleeing perceived threats after criticizing a Michigan non-profit. He has been granted temporary refugee status in Windsor, where he awaits a decision on his asylum application, while expressing hope for a peaceful life and potential Canadian citizenship. Want More Context? 🔎