Health Canada announces proposal to allow irradiation of ground beef
The government found that ground beef treated with irradiation is safe to eat and retains its nutritional value, taste, texture and appearance.
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After stinging audit raised flags about cosmetics, Health Canada plans response on Twitter
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Health Canada to propose allowing the sale of irradiated ground beef
A page on the department’s website states the proposed amendments would add fresh and frozen raw ground beef to a list of foods that are already permitted to undergo radiation treatment.
Rural families hit legal dead end in fight against wind turbine projects
The families had argued that provisions in the province's Environmental Protection Act related to renewable-energy projects exposes them to a reasonable prospect of serious harm to their health.
As COVID rages in Sask. one unvaccinated MLA resigns from caucus
Saskatchewan recorded its highest daily case count of COVID-19 and its highest number of people needing intensive care, as a member of the government caucus resigned for ''misrepresenting her vaccination status."