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Health Canada is recalling this generic acetaminophenIn its notice, Health Canada said the product was supplied to pharmacies in 1,000-count bottles but was dispensed to patients in smaller packaging.ConsumerSep 11
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7K walking pads sold at Canadian Tire recalled due to electrical hazardHealth Canada says anyone who purchased the PowerG Walking Pad since January 2025 should 'immediately stop using the recalled product.'ConsumerSep 1
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Unauthorized drugs seized from Montreal store by Health CanadaEight different prescription drugs have been seized from a Montreal store because Health Canada says they are unauthorized for use or sale in Canada.HealthAug 18
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Health Canada approves drug to treat hot flashes for some cancer patientsHealth Canada has authorized a drug to treat moderate to severe hot flashes and night sweats in breast cancer patients.HealthAug 17
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Private plasma donation clinic says it is pausing all collection in CanadaGrifols said Thursday that the company voluntarily decided to pause collection and has communicated the decision to Health Canada.HealthAug 13
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Unauthorized, counterfeit cosmetic injectables seized from Hamilton spaHealth Canada is warning consumers after unauthorized and counterfeit injectable products were seized from a Hamilton beauty and wellness business.ConsumerAug 13
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Health Canada granted injunction over unauthorized peptide retailer salesThe agency states that Canlab Research had been 'selling unauthorized peptide drugs on various websites and promoting them with many unproven health claims.'HealthJul 29
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More than 1.2 million Thermos products recalled following reported injuriesHealth Canada released a consumer product recall Monday, advising consumers that the products could pose a hazard of impact and laceration.ConsumerJun 30
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These air conditioners are being recalled due to burn and fire hazardThe distributor sold 53 units of the made-in-India air conditioner in Canada and 7,030 units in the U.S. between April 2025 and December 2025.ConsumerJun 26
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Health Canada approves drug that treats sleep apnea in adults with obesityZepbound the now the only GLP-1 drug in Canada approved for the sleep disorder that causes people to stop breathing temporarily because their upper airway is blocked.HealthJun 24
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