Canada's food inspection agency says the Bow River, a world-class Alberta trout stream, has been infected by whirling disease.

New hope is on the horizon for the cattle industry as researchers attempt to do something the entire world has never been able to achieve, develop a vaccine for bovine TB.

For the second time in a week, a government watchdog has flagged an extreme case of wrongdoing among executives in the federal public service.

Hampton House brand chicken strips are being recalled due to possible hazardous bacteria that could cause illness.

A High River man says he bought a six-pack of muffins at the Okotoks Costco and found part of a metal bolt baked inside one of them.

The Public Health Agency Canada says there are 25 cases of E. coli O121 across Canada linked to 10 kg bags of Robin Hood All Purpose flour.

In a statement Friday night, the CFIA says the product has been distributed in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and possibly nationally.

A pair of Alberta-based law firms say they've filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of people who bought or consumed a popular brand of flour that's been linked to illnesses from E. coli.

The recall warning was recently updated to include vanilla, sugar-free vanilla, butterscotch, lime sherbet and chocolate sundae cups.

The CFIA says all recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the store.

Canada's food watchdog has found trace amounts of the widely-used and controversial herbicide in roughly 30 per cent of food products it tested.

The expanded recall includes various sizes of Robin Hood Best for Blending flour.

Various brands of pie and tart shells are being recalled due to the presence of E. coli.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is issuing a nation-wide recall warning for 1.14-litre bottles of Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has laid five charges against Creation Food Co. and one of its officials, alleging the company forged documents to knowingly sell non-kosher cheddar cheese to Jewish summer camps in the summer of 2015.

The CFIA said the recall is part of a food safety investigation which may lead to more products to be recalled.

The recalled meats were sold at 27 supermarket locations in Ontario.

A national recall of flour due to E. coli contamination that began in March has been expanded again, this time to a product aimed at hotels and restaurants.