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Health Canada has recently published a slew of consumer product recalls warning of dangers posed to infants and children.

In some cases, the products contain hazardous chemicals such as lead or cadmium, which can be toxic to children. Other products could pose a risk of physical injury.

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Health Canada recently published a consumer product recall regarding thousands of mirrors sold in the country that have caused property damage.

According to the government agency, the lithium-ion battery sold with the rechargeable LED mirror poses a fire hazard.

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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a recall that was issued for certain heated blankets from a popular electric blanket brand.

On Thursday, the government agency issued a notice for a recall of certain Sunbeam Heated Blankets due to a "potential fire hazard," and warned that those who have the blankets should "immediately stop using" them.

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Transport Canada recently shared multiple recalls for a number of vehicles, including some manufactured by Tesla, BMW and Hyundai for reasons including fire risks and other potential safety hazards.

The government notices are alerting owners of the issues and also provide information on what to do if your vehicle is part of the recall.

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Halloween is just around the corner, and if you recently picked up a costume at Spirit Halloween for your little ones, you should double-check the item.

On Tuesday, October 25, Health Canada issued a consumer product recall on Spirit Signature Collection Kids Magical Unicorn Costume due to choking and ingestion hazards.

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