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Continue on our journey of Maritime winter adventures as we navigate through Maritime Road Trips – Destination Drives for the Week of March 1st to March 7th, 2024. There is a little something for everyone in your family this week.
As winter blankets the landscape, it brings not only picturesque scenes but also heightened risks on the roads. These tips outline why it is important to watch when you drive, as well as how you drive.
This week’s recall list include a popular SUV, various blinds, different beds from Wayfair, and other well-known consumer products.
CLG Injury Law is thrilled to introduce three new talented individuals who have recently joined our esteemed team at the law firm.
This week’s recall alert covers a variety of consumer products, including a popular cereal bar, corn, Ford trucks, plus children’s medication and bike helmet. Quaker Recall Image source: Quaker Oats Website Quaker Canada is voluntary recalling 38 varieties of granola bars and Harvest Crunch cereals due to the potential exposure to salmonella. The company said…
There is a mixed bag of products that are on our recall list for the last week. There are trucks, blinds, pizza, energy drinks, portable chargers and more. Some Chevrolet and Buick Models Recalled for Airbag That May Inflate Unexpectedly Transport Canada issued recall 2023693 for General Motors vehicles, specifically the 2014 Chevrolet Cruze and…
Canadian Recall List for the Week of December 27th, 2023 to January 4th, 2024 This week’s recall list includes: baby formula; popular blinds; Portable emergency power stations; various vehicles; and other consumer products. Enfamil brand Nutramigen A+ LGG Hypoallergenic (infant formula) recalled due to possible presence of Cronobacter sakazakii Issue The affected products are being…
As we bid farewell to 2023 and kick off a brand-new chapter, we’re thrilled to roll out the legal red carpet for the January edition of our newsletter. Happy New Year Watch Our New Year’s eCard HERE! Pedestrian Safety on Maritime Roads in Winter 5 Defensive Driving Techniques to Use This Winter Let’s Clean That…
Canadian Recall List for the Week of December 14th to 21st, 2023 This week’s recall list includes: a Halloween treat; a breakfast staple; baby food; various vehicles; a child’s drug; and other consumer products. KITKAT Halloween Scary Friends Bar Recall Nestlé Canada is issuing a voluntary recall of six batches of KITKAT Halloween Scary Friends…
Happy Holidays everyone. This week’s installment of Maritime Road Trip has a little of everything for all members of your family. With Christmas happening this week there are a few last-minute Christmas events to check out. As well, there is a curling championship, art, music, food and more. Where we go this week on our…
Canadian Recalls for the Week of December 14th to December 20th, 2023 As we delve into the week of December 14th to December 20th, 2023, CLG Injury Law presents your go-to source for the latest updates on Canadian recalls. In this edition, we spotlight recalls involving some household names, including Tesla, Segway, Dragonfly Strollers, and…
Get ready to hit the road and explore the best of the Maritimes during the week of December 8th to December 14th, 2023! CLG Injury Law presents “Maritime Road Trips: Destination Drives,” your ultimate guide to the most exciting events in the region. Whether you’re a fan of Junior A Hockey, fantastic films, or you’re…
Polaris, a leading name in the world of snowmobiles, has issued crucial stop rides/recalls for specific models due to potential safety concerns.
Check out our December newsletter full of law news and health/safety tips. It will earn you brownie points with ole Saint Nick. You don’t want a piece of coal, do ya?
In a sweeping move, hundreds of thousands of Kia vehicles in Canada are being recalled following a fire warning linked to a faulty brake hydraulic electronic control unit. Transport Canada has identified a potential short circuit in the unit, even when the vehicle is parked and turned off. Kia Recall Details: Kia Urges Immediate Action:…
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