Healthcare

Young workers can burn out too: what employers need to know
Youth may suffer under the hidden weight of burnout when balancing studies, work and pressure.
FDA authorizes JUUL2 system in the U.S.
While Canadian retailers operate under distinct federal nicotine concentration limits set by Health Canada, market trends in the US often shape consumer demand and product availability across North American retail networks.

Free health and safety support for Ontario businesses

WSPS offers free resources for small Ontario businesses.
Sobeys parent Empire to buy nine Morelli's pharmacies in Ontario

Empire, the parent company of the Needs convenience chain, is buying nine Morelli's pharmacies in Ontario.
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Loblaw reports Q2 profit of $751M, as revenue and sales up from a year ago

Loblaw Q2 results: Profit and revenue rise year-over-year.
New cigarette packaging rules take effect August 1, 2026

Ammendment: Manufacturers have until July 31st to comply with messaging regulations, and retailers have until October 31, 2026.
It's not just the weather: Understanding heat stress at work

Think heat stress only affects outdoor workers? Think again.
New graphic images are rolling out on cigarette packs in Canada. Could more be done?

This is the fourth set of warnings that are required to be printed on cigarette packages across Canada by Aug. 1. They are mandated by Health Canada since 2000, aiming to reduce tobacco use to less than 5% by 2035.
Canada is not banning produce imports amid U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says

Thousands have been infected with a diarrhea-causing parasite from fresh produce from the U.S.
Quebecers love cheese—and salt—says new study aimed at encouraging healthy eating

Make sure your store stocks cheese: Cheese is a common fixture of nearly every meal eaten in Quebec, according to a major new study of Quebecers' eating habits.
Quebec becomes first province to ban the sale of energy drinks for children under 16

The bill, scheduled to take effect in six months, makes Quebec the first province in Canada to adopt legislation banning the sale of energy drinks to most minors.

Young workers can burn out too: what employers need to know

FDA authorizes JUUL2 system in the U.S.

Free health and safety support for Ontario businesses

Sobeys parent Empire to buy nine Morelli's pharmacies in Ontario

READER POLL: Would you stock or increase your inventory of an OTC product if it received a #1 ranking from healthcare professionals?

Loblaw reports Q2 profit of $751M, as revenue and sales up from a year ago

New cigarette packaging rules take effect August 1, 2026

It's not just the weather: Understanding heat stress at work

New graphic images are rolling out on cigarette packs in Canada. Could more be done?

Canada is not banning produce imports amid U.S. cyclosporiasis outbreak, CFIA says

Quebecers love cheese—and salt—says new study aimed at encouraging healthy eating

Quebec becomes first province to ban the sale of energy drinks for children under 16

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