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🚨 CANADA REJECTS U.S. CLAIMS AS TRUMP THREATENS NEW TARIFFS

The Canadian government says there is "no basis" for U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that Canada has failed to address concerns about forced labour, following his threat to impose new tariffs on Canadian goods.

The dispute comes after Trump warned that countries he believes are not doing enough to prevent goods produced with forced labour from entering their supply chains could face higher U.S. tariffs. In response, Ottawa said Canada has implemented strong measures to combat forced labour and continues to enforce import bans on goods produced through forced labour in accordance with its international trade obligations.

Federal officials said Canada remains committed to protecting human rights, strengthening supply chain transparency, and working with international partners to eliminate forced labour. They also maintain that the country's existing laws and enforcement measures do not justify the tariffs being proposed by the Trump administration.

The latest disagreement adds to ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States, as both countries continue negotiations over tariffs, trade policies, and the future of their economic relationship.

Do you think these proposed tariffs are justified, or should Canada challenge them through international trade rules?

🚨 NEARLY 40 HEAT-RELATED ER VISITS RECORDED DURING TORONTO HEAT WAVE 🥵🌡️

Toronto Public Health says nearly 40 people visited emergency departments during last week's heat wave as extreme temperatures and high humidity blanketed the city.

Officials reported 39 heat-related emergency room visits between June 30 and July 3, when Toronto experienced daytime temperatures above 30°C and humidex values reaching 40°C or higher. Health officials say the numbers highlight the serious health risks associated with prolonged exposure to extreme heat, particularly for seniors, infants, people with chronic medical conditions, those experiencing homelessness, and outdoor workers.

Toronto Public Health is reminding residents to stay hydrated, seek air-conditioned spaces whenever possible, avoid strenuous outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day, and check in on vulnerable family members, friends, and neighbours. Anyone experiencing symptoms of heat-related illness, such as dizziness, confusion, nausea, or difficulty breathing, should seek medical attention immediately.

With more hot weather expected this summer, health officials continue to urge everyone to take heat warnings seriously and make use of the city's cooling centres and other heat relief services when needed.