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Stellantis is considering closing Ontario assembly plant.
Stellantis is “seriously considering” closing and selling its assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., according to Unifor president Lana Payne. Payne said Stellantis told the union […]
How Will Canada Verify Kids’ Ages Under New Social Media Rules?
OTTAWA — The federal government wants social media platforms to block users under 16, but it has not yet decided exactly how their ages would […]
Private Plasma Clinic Pauses All Plasma Collection Across Canada
Health Canada has issued six non-compliance notices to Grifols clinics in New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario and Manitoba since 2022. An inspection is still underway […]
Food products have been recalled across Canada because of possible mould contamination.
More food products have been recalled in Canada because of possible mould contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says three types of Alfa croissants […]
WHO chief warns Ebola outbreak could become deadliest on record
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) could become the deadliest outbreak of the disease ever recorded, World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General […]
Yogurt sold at Costco stores across Canada recalled
A yogurt sold at Costco stores across Canada is being recalled because it may contain mould. Costco Canada issued the recall on Aug. 11 for […]
People in Canada illegally to be barred from social assistance in Ontario
TORONTO — Ontario has changed its social assistance rules to prevent people without legal immigration status from receiving benefits. The province amended regulations for Ontario […]
A British woman’s discovery of a 35-year-old Mars bar has gone viral online, with many people comparing its size to the chocolate bars sold today. […]
Feds award contract to design $267M countermeasures lab in Winnipeg
The federal government is moving ahead with a $267-million medical countermeasures laboratory in Winnipeg aimed at helping Canada respond faster to future disease outbreaks. Terry […]