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Dollarama Garlic Powder Recall Issued Across Canada

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for certain containers of Heavenly Spices Garlic Powder (70 g) sold at Dollarama stores across Canada due to possible contamination with Bacillus cereus, a bacterium that can cause food poisoning.

🧄 Consumers should check their spice cabinet for the following product:
Brand: Heavenly Spices Garlic Powder (70 g)
UPC: 6 67888 50634 7
Best Before: 2029 JAN 30
Code: GP 30ZV PIT

If you have this product:
Do not use it.
Do not sell or give it to anyone else.
Return it to Dollarama or dispose of it safely.
If you've already used the garlic powder and develop symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps or fever, contact a healthcare provider, especially if symptoms are severe or persistent.
As always, it's worth taking a minute to check your pantry. Food recalls are often precautionary, but it's best not to take chances.

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❗Canadian Forces Rescue 11 Minnesota Teens Trapped by Wildfires
As massive wildfires continue to burn across parts of Canada and northern Minnesota, one story is standing out for a different reason.
Eleven Minnesota teenagers and four YMCA staff members were safely rescued from Ontario's remote Wabakimi Provincial Park after rapidly changing wildfire conditions cut off their route home.
The rescue was carried out by the Royal Canadian Air Force in coordination with Ontario emergency officials. One group was evacuated by aircraft while another was flown out by helicopter after weather and fire conditions delayed rescue efforts for nearly two days.
Throughout the ordeal, the campers remained in contact using satellite communications, allowing emergency crews to track their location until it was safe to launch the evacuation. Officials say everyone was evaluated after the rescue and all were reported to be in good health, tired and ready to head home.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz publicly thanked Ontario Premier Doug Ford, the Royal Canadian Air Force and Canadian emergency responders for their quick action.
In moments like these, politics and borders fade into the background.
Wildfires do not stop at the border, and neither does the willingness of first responders to protect lives. Canadian crews have spent months battling historic fire seasons while also responding whenever people, regardless of nationality, find themselves in danger.