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NEWS RELEASE
HEALTH CANADA
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Safety Tip of the Week

Do you have blinds and window coverings that have accessible cords longer than 22 cm?

Parents and caregivers with young children at home are strongly encouraged to replace blinds and window coverings that have accessible cords longer than 22cm to reduce risk of strangulation.

Strangulation happens quickly and quietly. It can happen even when you are nearby. Make the switch to safer options starting with children’s bedrooms and play spaces.

Learn about blind safety.

Items of interest

Kids love to get creative with arts and crafts, take these precautions to keep them safe:

  • Always supervise your kids when they are using arts and crafts supplies
  • Choose kid-friendly and age-appropriate products (such as water-based paint)
  • Read product labels and follow instructions for safe use
  • Always keep arts and crafts materials away from food and drink
  • Have children wash their hands thoroughly after using any art supplies


Learn more about playtime safety

Recent Recalls

Various MG Chemicals Industrial Strength products recalled due improper labelling and lack of child-resistant packaging

Anker 334 MagGo Battery (PowerCore 10K), Model: A1642 recalled due to potential fire hazard

Kilimanjaro E-Bike Rack Hitch Mounted Platform Carrier recalled due to injury hazard
 

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