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CINNAMON RECALL AND WARNINGS SOUTH OF THE BORDER PROMPT MONITORING IN CANADA
American Spices LLC is recalling its Spice Class Brand ground cinnamon, shown in
handout, due to lead concerns.
Christl Dabu
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In the wake of U.S. warnings about ground cinnamon products, Canada says it is
monitoring the situation and doesn't believe any products are affected in the
country.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posted on its website Monday that
U.S. company American Spices LLC is recalling its Spice Class Brand ground
cinnamon due to potential contamination from "elevated levels of lead."
It added warnings about eight other brands of cinnamon products Tuesday,
recommending the companies voluntarily recall them, and said no illnesses were
reported so far.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says it is aware of the FDA's
concerns about certain ground cinnamon products due to potential contamination
from elevated levels of lead.
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"The CFIA has been in contact with U.S. authorities and is monitoring the
situation," the CFIA wrote in a statement to CTVNews.ca on Wednesday. "The CFIA
is not aware of any Canadian distribution of the recalled products."
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Health Canada and the CFIA have surveillance programs to monitor chemical
contaminants in food, including lead, the CFIA added.
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LEAD FOUND IN NINE U.S. PRODUCTS
The FDA announced Tuesday that it confirmed through tests the presence of
"elevated levels of lead" in nine ground cinnamon products. It has not reported
any illnesses so far but is advising consumers to throw away or avoid buying the
products.
"The FDA is continuing to analyze cinnamon and review sample results received
from state partners who have been continuously sampling ground cinnamon at
retail for elevated levels of lead," it wrote.
"Short term exposures to very low levels of lead may not elicit any symptoms,"
the FDA wrote in a press release on Monday. "It is possible that increased blood
lead levels may be the only apparent sign of lead exposure."
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'SHE LED IT THE WHOLE WAY': 18-YEAR-OLD B.C. WOMAN LEADS HIKERS TO SAFETY IN
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As fire threatened people in Jasper National Park, Colleen Knull sprung into
action.
'THERE'S MOM AND DAD'S HOUSE': NEW VIDEO APPEARS TO SHOW DESTRUCTION OF JASPER
NEIGHBOURHOOD
Video posted to social media on Thursday morning appears to show the charred
remains of a Jasper, Alta., neighbourhood.
POLITICS
* PBO ESTIMATES CAPITAL GAIN TAX CHANGE TO BRING IN $17.4B IN REVENUE OVER FIVE
YEARS
The parliamentary budget officer estimates the Liberals' increase to the
capital gains inclusion rate will bring in $17.4 billion in revenue over five
years.
* LIBERAL MP SAYS SHE REGRETS 'DISTRESS' CAUSED TO WITNESSES WHO LEFT MEETING
IN TEARS
Liberal MP Anita Vandenbeld fell short of an apology after instigating a
fracas on Wednesday that led two witnesses testifying about violence against
women to storm out of a parliamentary committee hearing.
* CANADIAN MILITARY ENCOUNTERS CHINESE RESEARCH VESSEL IN ARCTIC, WARNS
COMPETITORS ARE 'PROBING' INFRASTRUCTURE
A Canadian warship on its first-ever Arctic patrol encountered a Chinese
polar research vessel in the Bering Strait off Alaska earlier this month, as
the Department of National Defence says global competitors are increasingly
probing Canadian infrastructure and gathering intelligence in a warming
Arctic.
HEALTH
* REGULAR ASPIRIN USE MAY HELP LOWER RISK OF COLORECTAL CANCER, STUDY FINDS,
ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WITH UNHEALTHY LIFESTYLES
Regular aspirin use may keep the oncologist away, at least when it comes to
colorectal cancer, according to a new study, and people with unhealthy
lifestyles seemed to see the greatest benefit.
* NEARLY HALF OF DEMENTIA CASES COULD BE AVOIDED OR DELAYED BY TACKLING 14 RISK
FACTORS
Addressing 14 risk factors for dementia could prevent or delay nearly half of
cases of the disease, according to a new report by the journal The Lancet.
* DON'T WASTE TIME AND MONEY ON TRENDY WELLNESS HACKS. TRY THESE THINGS THAT
ACTUALLY WORK
It seems like every week a new product or viral hack promises to change your
life forever — until you forget about it and another one comes out the
following week.
SCI-TECH
* MERCURY COULD HAVE AN 11-MILE UNDERGROUND LAYER OF DIAMONDS, RESEARCHERS SAY
A layer of diamonds up to 18 kilometres (11 miles) thick could be tucked
below the surface of Mercury, the solar system's smallest planet and the
closest to the sun, according to new research.
* HOLY MOLA! MASSIVE SUNFISH RESCUED NEAR BAY OF FUNDY
It was a memorable day for many near the Bay of Fundy Monday when a Mola mola
found its way to the Parrsboro Harbour in Nova Scotia.
* MICROSOFT SAYS THAT A CYBERATTACK TRIGGERED THE HOURS-LONG OUTAGE IMPACTING
AZURE CUSTOMERS
A global Microsoft Azure outage that impacted a range of services for
consumers Tuesday — from reports of stalling Outlook emails to trouble
ordering on Starbucks’ mobile app — was triggered by distributed denial of
service cyberattack, according to the tech giant.
ENTERTAINMENT
* CARDI B FILES FOR DIVORCE FROM OFFSET, POSTS SHE'S PREGNANT WITH THEIR THIRD
CHILD ON INSTAGRAM
A representative for Cardi B confirmed the news to The Associated Press,
writing, 'This is not based on any one particular incident, it has been a
long time coming and is amicable.'
* BRITNEY SPEARS MEMOIR ‘THE WOMAN IN ME’ HEADED TO THE BIG SCREEN
Universal has landed the rights to Spears’ bestselling memoir, “The Woman in
Me,” which is being developed as a biopic of the pop star’s life.
* CHRISSY TEIGEN AND JOHN LEGEND'S SON MILES DIAGNOSED WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES
Chrissy Teigen has shared that her six-year-old son Miles has been diagnosed
with type 1 diabetes.
BUSINESS
* BCE REPORTS PROFIT BOOST AFTER WAVE OF JOB CUTS
BCE Inc. boosted its profits despite a dip in revenue last quarter as the
telecom giant began to feel the financial effect of thousands of job cuts
from earlier this year.
* KOREAN AIR SAYS TURBULENCE IS KNOCKING INSTANT NOODLES OFF ITS ECONOMY MENU
Turbulence is knocking a beloved instant-noodle offering off Korean Air's
economy menu. Cups of Shin Ramyun instant noodles, a favourite among Korean
Air travellers over the years, will no longer be available for economy-class
passengers starting Aug. 15, a spokesperson for the Seoul-based airline said.
* ONTARIO DEVELOPER COALITION ASKS GOVERNMENTS FOR TAX BREAKS TO PASS ON TO
HOMEBUYERS
A coalition of Ontario developers has written to three levels of government
to ask for a reduction in taxes on new housing, saying it will pass on those
savings dollar for dollar to homebuyers.
LIFESTYLE
* HOW THIS FASHION DESIGNER TRANSFORMED A ‘TRAGIC DISASTER’ INTO A PICTURESQUE
HOME
When fashion designer Aurora James toured her soon-to-be new home, a friend
in tow called it a “tragic disaster.” That would probably make most people a
little nervous, but the founder and face of shoes and accessories line
Brother Vellies was unmoved in her decision to snap up the woodsy
cottage-style home in the mountainous LA neighborhood of Laurel Canyon.
* THIS COUNTRY'S DOCTORS CAN PRESCRIBE FOUR-WEEK SPA BREAKS TO FRAZZLED PARENTS
Before you know it, mothers and fathers find themselves at their doctor’s
office with symptoms such as insomnia, panic attacks, depression or physical
problems such as backache, arthritis or joint pain. But the prescription for
what ails parents in Germany may not be for pills or creams.
* TEENS HAVE A LOT OF GOOD COPING STRATEGIES — AND THEY OFTEN JUST NEED TO BE
HEARD, DATA SHOWS
Maybe a hug from a parent no longer solves problems for a teen as it did in
their childhood. But when it comes to teenage mental health, adults can do a
lot to help, according to new data.
SPORTS
* BREAKING
BREAKING | CANADIAN SWIMMER SUMMER MCINTOSH WINS GOLD IN 200-METRE BUTTERFLY
AT PARIS OLYMPICS
Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh won her second Olympic gold medal in Paris
with a victory in the women's 200-metre butterfly.
* OLYMPIC GOLF GETS LOUD START, SLOW FINISH AND MATSUYAMA IN THE LEAD
Victor Perez of France repeatedly pumped his fist over his head before the
opening tee shot Thursday, celebrating the start of Olympic golf before a
large and raucous home crowd.
* BOOKMAKER TO PLEAD GUILTY IN GAMBLING CASE TIED TO BASEBALL STAR SHOHEI
OHTANI'S EX-INTERPRETER
A Southern California bookmaker who took thousands of sports bets from the
ex-interpreter for baseball star Shohei Ohtani has agreed to plead guilty to
running an illegal gambling business, U.S. authorities announced Thursday.
AUTOS
* TOYOTA ACKNOWLEDGES MORE CERTIFICATION CHEATING AND APOLOGIZES
Toyota reported Wednesday more cases of cheating on certification tests for
new models required by the Japanese government, on top of those acknowledged
earlier.
* TESLA IN SEATTLE-AREA CRASH THAT KILLED MOTORCYCLIST WAS USING SELF-DRIVING
SYSTEM, AUTHORITIES SAY
Authorities in Washington have determined that a Tesla that hit and killed a
motorcyclist near Seattle in April was operating on the company's 'Full Self
Driving' system at the time of the crash.
* HOW A WEATHER EVENT IN THE U.S. CAN HURT WESTERN CANADA'S DRIVERS AT THE
PUMPS
Drivers in Saskatoon have been hit with unwelcome news as gas prices soared
to $1.68 per litre this week. The increase is not limited to Saskatoon;
drivers throughout western Canada have experienced similar hikes.
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