
Health Canada has won an injunction blocking Quebec’s Canlab Research from selling unauthorized injectable peptides, a crackdown aimed at the grey-market biohacking boom as influencers promote “stacking” untested drugs for health and fitness goals. Plus, solopreneurs are on the rise, with Stripe data showing the number of one-person businesses earning more than $1 million a year has more than doubled as AI makes it easier to launch and run companies without employees.And in The Big Picture: Ottawa approves a major northern Ontario nickel mine, WestJet flight attendants prepare to strike, Cenovus says oil sands investment looks viable again, and Amazon’s Zoox gets U.S. approval for paid robotaxis with no human controls.The Peak Daily is produced in partnership with reframevid.com
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Crazy train 🚆- The Alto high-speed rail project might be dead, DoorDash is making drones now.

Crushed chips 🗽- Chip stocks plummet, NYC lures Canadian travellers.

Worn down 🥼- ER doctors are dropping out, Wildfire smoke has an unlikely source.

Open season 🚐 - AI labs push to rein in open models, Minivans get back in the driver’s seat.
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