Inspections, Recalls, Advisories & Warnings

 

CautionRecalls

Food Recall Alerts

Consumer Product Recalls

Recalls are initiated by an importer or a manufacturer after becoming aware that the product is or may have a safety concern. Health Canada works cooperatively with companies to ensure the effective and efficient removal of hazardous products from the marketplace.

CautionAdvisories and Warnings


Alphabetical

By Date  Past Advisories, Warnings and Recalls

Consumer Product Safety

Cosmetics

Drugs and Health Products  Past Advisories, Warnings and Recalls

Foreign Products  Past Foreign Product Alerts

For Kids   Stop...Look...and...Stay Safe

Health Canada provides advisories and warnings to help educate the Canadian public about potential health risks associated with the unsafe use of certain consumer products.

Magnifying glassRestaurant Inspections

Local Restaurant Inspection & Violations

CautionLocal Health Inspection Closure Orders2012 | 2011 | 2010

Restaurant and Food Service Inspection in Canada

Restaurant and food service inspection across Canada is generally carried out by provincial governments, municipalities or regional health authorities.  If you suspect that your health has been compromised because of food, contact your family physician or local health authority who will follow-up with the appropriate treatment. You can report any concerns about restaurant food to your local inspection authority. If they determine that food (rather than on-site preparation) appears to be the likely cause of illness, they will contact the CFIA to initiate an investigation.

VehiclesVehicle Safety

CarseatHow About Your Child's Car Seat?

Child Restraint and Booster Cushion Public & Consumer Information Notices

Did you know child car seats have a best before date?  How long are they safe?

VehicleVehicle Recalls

Is the vehicle you own safe?
What about the one you are thinking of buying?

A major part of Transport Canada's mandate is the enforcement of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, which includes the investigation into alleged manufacturing safety defects. When Canadians believe that a manufacturing defect may affect the safe operation of a vehicle, tire or child restraint without providing any prior warning to the vehicle operator or user they can contact the Defect Investigations and Recalls group. The Defects group will document the concern and an investigation may follow. The Recalls group monitors, documents and publishes all safety related recall campaigns that are issued by manufacture's as required under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act.

Other Vehicle Sites

US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Ratings

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