24 recalls from August 31, 2026 to September 6, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The Vegan Protein Puff Chili & Lime Flavored contains milk that is not declared, and the notice says people allergic or sensitive to it may have a serious or life-threatening reaction.
The cheese may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make you sick, and can cause serious illness, especially in pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems.
The recalled pistachios and pistachio-containing products may be contaminated with Salmonella, which may not look or smell spoiled but can still make people sick, and can cause serious infections in some.
Health Canada says these traditional kohl products have a chemical hazard, and the Food and Drugs Act bans selling cosmetics made with hazardous substances.
Health Canada says the Spiral Spinning Toy is a choking hazard.
The buns and dumplings contain milk that is not declared, according to the notice.
The notice says the Pesto contains cashew that was not properly declared, and cashew is a tree nut.
On certain vehicles, earlier recall repairs may not be effective, and the rear spoiler could hit the body when the liftgate opens and closes, damaging it and letting it detach, which could create a road hazard for others.
The recalled OCOOPA Rechargeable Hand Warmers have been recalled because they pose a fire hazard.
The notice says the recalled Branch Ergonomic Chairs are a fall hazard, and it lists a replacement backrest, three bolts and an Allen key in the free repair kit.
The notice says the Dunlop RigPro full safety boots have an electrical hazard, and its title calls it an electric shock hazard.
The bracket that secures the rear center seat belt buckle may not have been made properly, so the seat belt could detach in a crash and raise the risk of injury.
On a small number of motorhomes the compliance label lists the wrong tire size, so the wrong tires could be installed at replacement, which could cause poor handling or tire failure and raise the risk of a crash.
Health Canada says the Cuisinart Metal Wire Bristle Grill Brushes pose an injury hazard.
A software problem could make the rearview camera image freeze or not display when the vehicle is shifted into reverse, which could make it harder to see behind the vehicle and raise the risk of a crash.
On a small number of trucks, the center high mount brake lamp may not be properly attached, so it could loosen and separate from the vehicle, creating a road hazard and raising the risk of a crash.
On one vehicle, the battery tray bracket may not have been attached properly, so it could move in a crash and reduce crash performance, which could increase the risk of injury.
The engine pistons may not have been made properly and may crack, which can make the engine fail and cause a sudden loss of power to the wheels, raising the risk of a crash.
The notice says JAMP Temozolomide is out of specification in an assay test, which it lists as a product quality issue.
The Smashed 100% Chicken Burgers contain egg that is not declared on the product.
On certain trucks, the daytime running lamps (DRLs) may turn off when the turn signals are activated.
The engine wiring harness could become damaged, which could cause a loss of power to the wheels, headlamp failure, a washer fluid pump that stops working, or an engine cooling fan that stops working.
Health Canada lists a performance problem with the Imager™ II Angiographic Catheter and gives no further details about what is wrong.
Health Canada lists this recall of the LIFEPAK ® 35 Monitor/Defibrillator, and the issue it gives is performance.
The notice lists a sterility issue with the Quantum PureFlow Standard Heat Exchanger High Flow and gives no further details.
Health Canada lists a recall of the BiCOAG Hemostasis Probe because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further details about the problem.
Health Canada lists a recall of the LEO+ Intracranial Self Expandable Stent And Delivery System because of a performance issue.
Health Canada says the LIFEPAK 35 Monitor/Defibrillator has a performance problem.
On certain trucks, the cable connection at the battery auxiliary post could touch the hold-down bracket and cause a short circuit, which could raise the risk of a fire even while the truck is parked and turned off.
