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Health Canada is issuing a recall on the Cuisinart Compact Blender Juice Extractor Combo due to an injury hazard.The affected product can be identified by model number CBJ-450C and UPC 068459285874. The model number is printed on the label located on the bottom of the base and on the original packaging.The blender part of the product may contain a loose stanley thermos mug nut that may result in the blade detaching from the base during use, increasing the risk of the consumer coming into contact with the blade. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The company reported that 1,525 units of the affected product were sold in Canada and 66,020 units were sold in the United States. Immediately stop using the recalled blender part of the Cuisinart Compact Blender Juice Extractor Combo and contact Conair for a free replacement blade assembly, stanley mugs said the recall warning. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For more information, consumers can contact Conair Consumer Products ULC at 1-866-729-2389 Monday to Friday between 9 am to 4:30 pm EST, by email at consumer_recall stanley cup price @cuisinart.ca, or visit cuisinart.ca. Vtvh Cineplex tries to win back moviegoers after loss
BRIGHTON 鈥?At the door of a boutique downtown, its hard to miss a welcome sign with a funky dragonfly illustration and the instructions to don a face mask and sanitize hands upon entering the store.Dragonfly owner Sandy Pasko greets customers from an appropriate d stanley deutschland istance and wears a face covering, as do her staff. She embraced these practices when she was first given the green light by the province to reopen the womens clothing and accessories store.聽Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, customers entering stores and other commercial establishments in Brighton and other areas of Ontario are n stanley cup becher ow required to wea stanley cup r a mask or face covering. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On July 7, the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit HKPRDU asked owners and operators of commercial establishments in its jurisdiction to have policies in place that require people to wear a non-medical mask or face covering before entering their premises. Dr. Lynn Noseworthy, the Medical Officer of Health for the health unit, issued instructions to commercial establishments currently open during Stage 2 of the province reopening.Those instructions were issued under the authority of Ontario Regulation 263/20 under the provincial Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW HKPRDU said masks or face coverings are required in establishments such as malls, retail stores, convenienc