COVID-19 outbreak at Notre Dame Blvd. retirement complex
The Journal de Montréal was reporting on Saturday that seven residents at a Notre Dame Blvd. seniors retirement complex had been diagnosed over...
Laval Public Health seeks partyers linked to COVID-19 spread
The Department of Public Health for the Laval region is asking all persons who attended a party held at a private home in Sainte-Rose...
Accidental ingestion of edible cannabis products causing serious harm to children: Health Canada
Health Canada has issued an advisory saying it is aware of several cases of serious harm resulting in hospitalization after children have accidentally consumed...
Federal Liberal MP Rodriguez hears COVID-19 concerns in Laval
Government’s Quebec lieutenant makes local stop during fact-finding mission
Honoré-Mercier MP Pablo Rodriguez – who is the Liberal government’s lieutenant for Quebec – was in...
Update: Outbreak of Salmonella infections linked to red onions imported from the United States
In a statement issued Friday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says there is no evidence to suggest that onions grown in Canada are...
New mobile app to help notify Canadians of potential COVID-19 exposure
Over the past several months, Canadians have been following public health advice and doing their part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Now, as...
Another Health Canada hand sanitizer ethanol health risk warning
Health Canada is advising Canadians that the following hand sanitizers, which contain technical-grade ethanol, may pose health risks. For more information, including what Canadians...
Health Canada warns again about risky hand sanitizers
Health Canada has issued yet another advisory telling Canadians that some hand sanitizers made with ethanol or denaturants that are not acceptable for use...
Hours for COVID-19 clinical testing extended
Officials with the CISSS de Laval say that the daily schedule for going in to be tested for COVID-19 infection has been expanded at...
Health Canada advises against using and selling two ‘Baby’s Journey’ infant napper products
Health Canada said on Thursday that it has identified two inclined sleeping products sold between 2016 and 2018, now potentially circulating on the second-hand...
