Stewart Lewis
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Corrections Canada to distribute items for 'safe snorting' in federal prisons (opens the original)
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The Correctional Service of Canada has confirmed that paper straws will soon be distributed in federal prisons to facilitate safe snorting of drugs. This week a social media post included photos of a memo distributed to Corrections staff stating that paper straws were being newly “introduced” for “safer snorting” and “intended for inhaling substances in powdered form or inhaling vapour from heated substances.” The explanation provided was that paper straws will “reduce harm” by lessening the ris
Michigan CEO who posted 'Lake America' sweatshirt photo no longer with company (opens the original)
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The Michigan credit union CEO who recently shared a social media post with an AI-generated travel photo showing her and her family wearing “Lake America” sweatshirts is no longer with the company. Her post stated she was “not sure” if Canada would like the sweatshirts, provoking an online backlash, as previously reported on by National Post. This week, a statement posted on the credit union’s website said that Jane Smith was “no longer an employee of Family First Credit Union, effective immediat
How a medical drone pilot program aims to help residents in rural Ontario with medical emergencies (opens the original)
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Residents of Bolton, Ont., who call 911 could receive critical life-saving equipment delivered from a drone, with the launch of a Medical Drone Pilot Program this week by Peel Regional Paramedic Services. The program has been designed to support residents of the small town of approximately 27,000 residents northwest of Toronto, when they are facing time-sensitive emergencies, during the crucial moments before paramedics arrive. That includes cardiac arrests, overdoses, severe bleeding and allerg
Canada's population growth continues to slow, consistent with lowered immigration targets (opens the original)
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Canada has just marked its lowest year-over year population growth since the Second World War, according to a new report from Statistics Canada. The population reached an estimated 41,798,407 people on July 1, 2026, an increase of 189,425 people from July 1, 2025, however this is the lowest annual growth since 1944/1945, says StatCan, when it grew by 126,000. “The rapid changes in the population growth rate since 2020 are almost entirely attributable to changes in international migration,” state
Sweden consistently outperforms Canada on universal health care despite similar spending: new study (opens the original)
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Sweden and Canada operate publicly financed universal health-care systems, but access to care in the Nordic country is “markedly better,” according to a new report from the Fraser Institute. In 2024, wait times leading to unmet medical needs affected two per cent of Swedes, compared with 9.1 per cent of Canadians, says the report’s author, Yanick Labrie. The study argues that the difference between the two national systems can be found in the way they are organized. Labrie states that almost hal
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