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Byline: MICHAEL ARMSTRONG RECALL COSTS We're not talking peanuts Associate professor in the Faculty of Business at Brock University *** As another food recall spreads across North America, a question [...]

Byline: The Canadian Press IN BRIEF New food products added to pistachio recall Ottawa -- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says more foods tied to potentially tainted pistachios imported from [...]

Byline: CARLY WEEKS FOOD SAFETY Pistachio recall widens Dozens of pistachio products are being pulled off store shelves across the country and consumers are being warned to avoid them as [...]

Byline: The Canadian Press Montreal -- Health Canada has recalled Safety 1st baby gates manufactured by Dorel Industries Inc. because they pose a falling hazard when mounted at the top [...]

Byline: PAT HEWITT; The Canadian Press TORONTO -- Dozens more peanut products have been recalled in Canada over fears they could be contaminated with salmonella linked to an outbreak in [...]

Byline: GORDON PITTS On Saturday, Aug. 23, the head-office lobby of Maple Leaf Foods in midtown Toronto should have been quiet--it was, after all, the middle of a sleepy summer [...]

Byline: JOSH WINGROVE It's not easy being a Mountie these days, even a stuffed one. As if the RCMP didn't have enough troubles, it now has another embarrassment to bear [...]

Byline: CARLY WEEKS The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a major recall yesterday of more than 1.5 million cribs following the suffocation deaths of two eight-month-old babies. Health Canada [...]

Byline: The Canadian Press Toronto -- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the recall of 16 varieties of sandwiches sparked by listeria worries isn't linked to Maple Leaf Foods. The [...]

Byline: DAWN WALTON CALGARY -- China's tainted-milk scandal has made its way to Canadian supermarket shelves for the second time in as many days. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency warned [...]

Byline: Associated Press Toyota has begun recalling 264,000 luxury passenger vehicles over faulty fuel pipes, including flagship Lexus cars, the company said. The Lexus GS300, Lexus IS250 and Lexus IS350 [...]

Byline: The Canadian Press Toronto -- Children who own a 'Performance' winter jacket bought at Old Navy clothing stores should stop wearing it immediately, because they risk becoming entangled on [...]

Byline: Bloomberg Starbucks Corp., the world's largest coffee-shop chain, won't stop sourcing products from China after recalling children's cups with animal faces, some of which broke and caused choking. Seattle-based [...]