Roundup: Listeriosis recall expands again; Greenhouse plans will raise prices: experts;

Listeriosis recall expands again: The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued another recall notice for sandwiches containing deli meats, adding to a lengthening list of products that have been pulled off ...

Listeriosis kills Peel resident

August 28, 2008 08:47 AM - The death of a Peel Region resident has been linked to a food-borne illness that prompted a nationwide recall of ready-to-eat-meat products last week.

Nova Scotia on high alert

Nova Scotia on high alert Listeriosis can take 3 weeks to 70 days to develop By AMY PUGSLEY FRASER Staff Reporter Thu.

Listeria recall expanded to Sobeys, Foodland, IGA

NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY ************************* OTTAWA, ON - - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Sobeys Inc.

Listeriosis recall expands again

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued another recall notice for sandwiches containing deli meats, adding to a lengthening list of products that have been pulled off the shelves in the wake of a ...

Vigilante says sick Sikh priests made him do it

A Winnipeg man who claims he suffered years of sexual degradation as a child at the hands of Sikh priests was given a one-year suspended sentence yesterday for a violent confrontation with two of his alleged ...

Canada increases relief by $2M

The federal government is providing an additional $2 million in relief money to help those affected by the conflict in Georgia.

Canada company takes blame for bacteria outbreak

The president of a Canadian food company is taking responsibility for tainted meat products from a Toronto processing plant reaching the marketplace and causing a national outbreak of a deadly bacteria linked ...

Local case of listeriosis confirmed

JOURNAL A case of listeriosis in Thunder Bay has been confirmed and linked to the ongoing national outbreak, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit said Wednesday.

What the Provinces have Done

David Williams, Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, credits an electronic system introduced after the SARS crisis of 2003 - in which 44 people in Canada died - with helping officials in his office ...