In a recall notice issued on Sunday, Health Canada said a counterfeit version of Daily Shield hand sanitizer was found for sale at a Dollarama location in Thunder Bay, Ont.

The recall was initially issued in June, after a number of hand sanitizers were deemed to be unsafe for use.

Some products are being recalled because they are not properly labelled or contain ingredients that are not approved by Health Canada.

A survey of nearly 3,600 businesses found about 32 per cent that need safety supplies to operate anticipate a shortage of at least one type of product in the next three months.

Students will be asked to have reusable masks as part of school supply lists.

Health Canada has an evolving list on its website of 51 hand sanitizers that are currently being recalled and says Canadians should consult the list regularly.

Back-to-school shopping during a pandemic has Saskatchewan parents purchasing hand sanitizer and masks for their children.

La Ronde is implementing new safety measures in accordance with guidelines from health officials.

A total of 23 types of hand sanitizer are now listed as recalled amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Haligonians can expect increased prices or a COVID-19 surcharge when visiting the dentist or getting their hair cut.