25 recalls from May 4, 2026 to May 10, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The frozen fish cake contains egg, gluten and milk that are not declared on the label, and people who are allergic or sensitive to them could have a serious or life-threatening reaction.
Health Canada says the GHK-Cu & BPC-157 powder contains unauthorized active pharmaceutical ingredients, which it lists as a product quality issue.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
The seeds have a problem with pathogenic E. coli, and food with it may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick, with symptoms from nausea and cramps to, in severe cases, death.
The notice says the Atlan A350 has a performance problem, and it does not say what the problem is or what it could do to a person.
Health Canada warns that the Belecoo Car Seat sold with the 3 in 1 Baby Stroller, previously available on AliExpress, may pose a risk of injury.
The QS branded cyanoacrylate adhesives and activator are improperly labelled and lack child-resistant packaging.
Health Canada says this alarm, previously sold on Amazon.ca, is an unauthorized product and may fail to operate.
The notice says the Elite Sweets brand Carrot Cake was recalled because it contains pieces of wood.
The notice says certain Newmar motorhomes have a problem with their structure, and it gives no further details about the cause or what it could do to a person.
The Lulujo Fish Sleepsuit 1.0 TOG has been recalled because it is a flammability hazard.
A tire failure could cause a loss of control and increase the risk of a crash, and 7 of the motorhomes are affected.
Unauthorized health products, including drugs, natural health products and medical devices, are being sold online, which is a product safety issue.
On certain golf cars, the compliance label may list incorrect vehicle weight information, which could lead you to overload the vehicle and cause poor handling and longer stopping distances, raising crash risk.
On certain vehicles the owner's manual may be missing, so they may not meet certain requirements of Canadian regulations, and this could cause confusion on how to safely operate the vehicle and raise the risk of injury or a crash.
Moisture could get into the rearview camera and keep its image from showing correctly or at all, which could make it harder for a driver to see behind the vehicle while backing up and raise the risk of a crash.
The notice says the Wasabi Green Peas have a problem with soy that was improperly declared.
Health Canada warns that the Gedsffati Plug-in Combined Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm, previously available on Amazon.ca, is an unauthorized product and may fail to operate.
The notice says the M Zn-Air Battery Pak has a performance issue, and it gives no further details about the problem or what it could do to a person.
The notice says the Sperti™ Vitamin D Lamp is an unauthorised device, and it gives no further details about the problem.
The notice says the recalled Pickled Hafte Bijar has pieces of glass in it, listed under the issue of extraneous material.
The plant based chocolate products contain milk that is not properly declared on the label.
The "Sugerless" Halva with Date Syrup may be contaminated with Salmonella, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick, sometimes seriously.
Green Zaatar may be contaminated with Salmonella, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick, with symptoms such as fever, headache, vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps and diarrhea.
On a small number of motorhomes, the bolts holding the driver and front passenger seat bases may not have been tightened properly, so the seats could move in a crash and raise the risk of injury.
The notice says the chocolate contains milk that was not properly declared, so the label does not tell people about it.
The notice says the Medline convenience kits containing Namic Angiographic Manifolds have a performance issue, and it gives no further detail about the problem.
Health Canada lists a recall of Azurion Systems in the radiology category because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further detail.
Health Canada says the TCN™ and CSK Reusable RF electrodes have a performance issue, in a recall listed under the neurology category.
On certain buses the passenger windows may not have been made properly, so the glass could loosen and fall out of the frame, creating a hazard for others and raising the risk of a crash or of injury in one.
Health Canada lists a recall of the Bard SILASTIC Foley Catheter, and the notice gives the issue as performance.
Health Canada lists this recall of MOSAIQ because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no other details about the problem.
Health Canada lists a recall of Azurion and Allura Xper Systems because of a performance issue, and the notice does not give further details.
