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| U.S. warns of stomach, liver problems from painkillers Pain and fever medications such as Tylenol and Advil will carry new warning labels to highlight potential safety risks such as internal bleeding and liver damage, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday. cbc.ca |
Timing of 3 Ontario E. coli infections 'unusual' Three children in London, Ont., have been infected with a dangerous strain of E. coli, prompting the city's public health agency to warn people not to consume ground beef from a local meat store. cbc.ca |
No expanded car scrappage program: Prentice Environment Minister Jim Prentice says the federal government has no plans to offer a more robust vehicle scrappage program in Canada. cbc.ca |
Store owners say postal outlets at risk Toronto's in-store postal outlets seem to be disappearing and storeowners say the reason is Canada Post wants the small shops to buy expensive new computers and make other changes, with no guarantee of a long-term commitment from the post office. cbc.ca |
Body scanners coming to Canadian airports Body scanners will be installed in several Canadian airports, including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax, to comply with new U.S. security protocols. cbc.ca |