‘It was very rapid communication:’ Officials on tainted Xanax in a Napanee school
Officials with Kingston Frontenac Lennox and Addington Public Health say they acted fast on a suspected Xanax issue in a Napanee high school. Continue reading
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Pinty’s chicken products recalled due to possible Listeria contamination
Health Canada says a frozen food company is recalling a line of chicken strips in British Columbia and the Prairies due to possible bacterial contamination. Continue reading
Middlesex-London Health Unit lifts Glencoe boil water advisory
A watermain break Sunday night prompted the Health Unit to issue the boil water advisory. Continue reading
Victoria Beach Residents Warned Not To Drink Town Water
The Manitoba government issued a do not consume water advisory for the Victoria Beach area. Continue reading
City finds possible source of contaminated water in Chedoke Creek and Cootes Paradise
On Wednesday, investigations revealed an active discharge from one of the City’s combined sewer overflow tanks near Main Street and King Street. Continue reading
Stay out of Chedoke Creek, City of Hamilton warns
The City of Hamilton is investigating highly contaminated water in Chedoke Creek. Continue reading
Port Hope low-level radioactive waste remediation to begin next year
By Steve Guthrie Videographer
Work to begin final remediation of historic low-level radioactive contamination sites in Port Hope Continue reading
Premier Wynne says she never received Grassy Narrows mercury report
The Ontario government announced in June that it would spend $85 million to remediate the mercury contamination. Continue reading
Settlement reached in Quebec woman’s ‘rat salad’ case
By Max Kalinowicz Associate Producer
The Terrebonne woman who found a decomposed rat carcass in her salad has reached a settlement with the restaurant. Continue reading
Ontario spending additional $85M to clean up mercury in 2 First Nation communities
Environment Minister Glen Murray says the funds for the remediation of the English-Wabigoon River system in northwestern Ontario will be used to design and implement the cleanup, and for long-term monitoring. Continue reading