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Four people hospitalized related to Pizza Pop recall, CFIA says

sootoday - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says 20 people have been made sick and four hospitalized after an outbreak of E. coli infections linked to Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops. The agency says those who became ill range in age from 1 to 87 and live in B.

#canada #publichealth #diseaseoutbreak #publicsafety #emergencyresponse #consumerprotection #healthcare #foodsafety

How can E. coli survive in frozen and microwaved Pillsbury Pizza Pops?

2 months / sootoday

Why freezers, microwaves didn’t kill E. coli in Pillsbury Pizza Pops

2 months / sootoday

Why freezers, microwaves didn’t kill E. coli in Pillsbury Pizza Pops

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Warning: Four people sent to hospital after eating Pizza Pops

2 months / sootoday

Four people hospitalized related to Pizza Pop recall, CFIA says

2 months / sootoday

Pillsbury Pizza Pops Pepperoni and Bacon products recalled across Canada

2 months / globalnews / Amy Judd

Popular Pillsbury snacks recalled across Canada

2 months / dailyhive / Isabelle Docto

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Canadians still holding back on U.S. travel, StatCan reports

theglobeandmail - Canadians are still holding back from travelling south of the border, as trips by Americans to Canada rose for the first time in eight months in October, Statistics Canada reported.

#uscanadarelations #canada #BC #ontario #quebec #internationalrelations #traveladvisories #consumerprotection

Canadian return trips from U.S. tank nearly 30% in October: StatCan

2 months / globalnews / Ari Rabinovitch

Americans ramping up cross-border visits, but Canadians still staying home

2 months / sootoday

Canadians still holding back on U.S. travel, StatCan reports

2 months / theglobeandmail

American visits north up for first time in eight months as Canadians still avoid U.S.

2 months / sootoday

U.S. trips to Canada rise in October for first time in eight months: StatCan

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Back to Top / Monday, December 22, 2025, 4:21 pm / permalink 17218 / 5 stories in 2 months


Significant increase in the circulation of counterfeit bills in retail stores

News Staff / citynews - MONTREAL — The Retail Council of Canada is sounding the alarm about the significant increase in circulation of fake $20, $50, and $100 bills since November. The association reports that it has detected more counterfeit bills in one month than in the entir…

#crime #security #publicsafety #consumerprotection #legalaffairs #finance #business

Significant increase in the circulation of counterfeit bills in retail stores

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Significant increase in the circulation of counterfeit bills in retail stores

2 months / sootoday

Back to Top / Monday, December 22, 2025, 12:20 am / permalink 17189 / 2 stories in 2 months


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