Friday, July 31

Evenflo has initiated a recall of REO car seats sold in Canada and the United States due to safety issues concerning the headrest. The recall includes over 6,200 units sold in Canada. Parents are advised to check affected model numbers and take appropriate action.

The Government of Canada has announced that all eligible Canadian adults can now renew their passports online. This service is available for those whose passports were issued within the last 15 years. The federal government has also removed the cap on online service appointments to streamline the application process.

The film 'The Odyssey' is experiencing a surge in popularity, particularly in its rare 70mm IMAX format. Some fans have attended numerous screenings, driven by the unique viewing experience. The film's extended run is a testament to its growing appeal, with many showings selling out in advance.

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. reported first quarter financial results for fiscal 2027, including a revenue of $118.9 million, representing a 10.3% increase from the previous year. The company noted a reduction in operating loss and adjusted EBIT, improving its adjusted EBIT margin. CEO Dani Reiss stated that the results reflect the effectiveness of their evolving strategy to operate as a year-round luxury brand.

More than 100 motorcyclists from the Rolling Barrage are preparing to embark on a cross-Canada journey. This event aims to raise awareness about mental health issues among veterans and first responders. The motorcyclists gathered in downtown St. John's for the launch of their 10th annual ride.

Google Play is rolling out its new age verification system, known as the Age Signals API, in Australia and Canada starting in mid-August 2026. This system allows apps to provide age-appropriate experiences without requiring users to submit personal identification. The tool has been operational in Brazil since March 2026 and aims for a global rollout by the end of 2026.