Following a widespread recall of No Name brand chicken burgers issued in early June due to a salmonella outbreak, Health Canada says it has received nine more reports of the illness.  Continue reading →

The specific product affected by the recall is Name brand Chicken Burgers (1kg), with a bestbefore date of Feb. 6, 2019. Continue reading →

Researchers with the BC Centre for Disease Control may have pinpointed how a mysterious norovirus outbreak spread, forcing the closure of 13 West Coast oyster farms and curtailing operations at others as hundreds of Canadians fell ill. Continue reading →

You`re preparing for summertime picnics and patio meals but are you aware of common food poisoning risks? Continue reading →

United Nations agencies working at the camp said nobody had died as a result of the poisoning. Continue reading →

British Columbia’s shellfish industry is reeling from the impact of a mysterious norovirus that has forced the closure of seven coastal oyster farms, caused others to curtail operations and made hundreds of Canadians sick. Continue reading →

Brace yourselves, oyster lovers: there’s a chance they were contaminated with sewage. Continue reading →

Humber College officials say at least 77 students reported being sick Thursday night due to flu-like symptoms. Continue reading →

A new report is warning that sprouts have been tied to thousands of food poisoning cases, nearly 200 hospitalizations and even three deaths. Continue reading →