As we have entered into 2025, it is vital to stay updated on product recalls to ensure the safety of you and your loved ones. From vehicles to prescription drugs and medical devices, recent recalls highlight the importance of vigilance. Here’s a quick rundown of the latest recalls in Canada:
- Motor Vehicle Recalls
Transport Canada has issued multiple recalls for popular vehicles:
- Fiat Chrysler Vehicles: Brake issues affecting 2019 Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio models could lead to brake failure.
- BMW Models (2023–2025): Reduced braking power and malfunctioning ABS and stability control increase crash risks.
- Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Cherokee (2024): Rearview camera malfunctions could hinder visibility when reversing.
- Suzuki Burgman Scooters (2023–2024): Damaged fuel hoses risk leaks and fire hazards.
- Harley-Davidson Motorcycles (2018–2019): Incorrect tire pressure labels may lead to poor handling.
- Prescription Drug Recall: TEVA-Codeine Tablets
Certain lots of TEVA-Codeine tablets (30 mg) failed a friability test, meaning tablets may break easily, posing a potential dosage issue.
- Medical Device Advisory: Pacemakers
Boston Scientific has issued a warning about its ACCOLADE™ and VISIONIST™ CRT-P pacemakers. These devices may enter safety mode prematurely due to battery issues.
- Recreational Vehicles and Trailers
- Forest River R-Pod (2025): Propane tank trays may detach, creating fire and road hazards.
- Westfalia Wave Motorhomes (2024–2025): Missing seat belt components pose injury risks.
Why Recalls Matter
Ignoring a recall can lead to serious consequences, including injury, illness, or property damage. Regularly checking for recalls, registering your products, and acting quickly on notices are essential steps to ensure safety.
If you’ve been harmed by a recalled product, you may have legal rights to compensation. Contact us at 1 (844) DIAL JRJ to explore your options.
For the latest updates, visit the Government of Canada’s Recalls and Safety Alerts at https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en.