Manitoba may delay its first supervised drug site over safety concerns, while provinces sell U.S. liquor to fund charity amid trade tensions.

Manitoba may delay opening its first supervised drug consumption site in Winnipeg due to business concerns over safety, with Premier Wab Kinew announcing possible additional consultation. Meanwhile, Newfoundland and Labrador is selling its U.S. liquor stockpile—worth $3.2 million—to raise about $1 million for charity, joining Nova Scotia and Manitoba in the move amid ongoing trade tensions. Ontario Premier Doug Ford defends the province’s funding process after police launched an investigation into Keel Digital Solutions, which received $7.5 million in grants despite audit irregularities and ties to Labour Minister David Piccini. Health officials in Ontario urge flu vaccinations as the season begins, warning of rising H3N2 cases.