Welcome to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's official podcast. Every episode, co-hosts Greg Rogers and Michelle Strong explore stories about food safety, animal health and plant protection. Listen in as they connect with the people at the heart of these issues.
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ctvnews.ca: Canadian Food Inspection Agency investigating after parasite found in P.E.I. oysters
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iPhone in Canada Blog: Amazon Prime Video New User Streaming Experience Rolls Out Globally
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: View Photos of the 2025 Honda Civic Si
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: 2025 Honda Civic Si Gets a Bunch of Desirable Upgrades
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ctvnews.ca: Emotions running high as wildfires threaten B.C. towns
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ctvnews.ca: Wildfire near Jasper National Park prompts evacuation order and highway closures
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ctvnews.ca: LCBO stores to reopen across Ontario today after strike
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www.cbc.ca: Israeli PM Netanyahu goes to Washington, irking some U.S. Democrats and protesters at home
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iPhone in Canada Blog: ROG Ally X Final Review: Everything the Original Should Have Been
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ctvnews.ca: Thinking of shoplifting? It's not worth the cost: paralegal expert
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www.cbc.ca: Duke Fakir, last original Four Tops singer, dead at 88
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ctvnews.ca: Evacuation order issued for Jasper National Park as wildfire burns south of townsite
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: View Photos of the 2025 Ford Explorer
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: 2025 Ford Explorer Grows More Refined, Connected
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www.cbc.ca: Type 2 poliovirus detected in wastewater in the Gaza Strip
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ctvnews.ca: N.S. community in shock after 3 people killed in vehicle crash
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www.cbc.ca: 'Shocking' bodycam video of Illinois police shooting Black woman in her home sparks outrage
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ctvnews.ca: Fuel spill sparks evacuation worries for Nunavut community
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ctvnews.ca: 2nd woman found dead in English Bay: Vancouver police
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ctvnews.ca: Member of Hells Angels support club in B.C. sentenced to 12 years for drug charges, police say
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iPhone in Canada Blog: CRTC to Spend $79 Million for High-Speed Internet in Northern Quebec
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iPhone in Canada Blog: CRTC Seeks Info from Rogers on Connection Fee Increase to $70
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: How We'd Spec It: 2025 Ford Mustang GT and Dark Horse
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: Chevy Corvette: A Brief History in Zero-to-60-MPH Acceleration
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ctvnews.ca: 2 Albertans accused of threatening to kill Trudeau, Freeland, Singh
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ctvnews.ca: Ottawa Coun. Matthew Luloff charged with impaired driving
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ctvnews.ca: CNR fined $8M for two northern Ont. train derailments
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Latest Content - Car and Driver: 2025 Ford Mustang V-8 Models Cost $2600 to $3645 More Than Before
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ctvnews.ca: Toronto woman charged with voyeurism after taking 'intimate' photos during massage: police
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ctvnews.ca: B.C. plane crash renews safety board call to Transport Canada over stall warning systems
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Food poisoning trivia with 2 epidemiologists
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In this podcast episode, we bust popular myths about food poisoning with 2 epidemiologists, Tanis Kershaw and Courtney Smith, from the Public Health Agency of Canada. Subscribe to food recalls and alerts: https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en
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The food safety puzzle: piecing together an outbreak investigation
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Behind every outbreak of food poisoning, a team of detectives works around the clock to pinpoint the source. This podcast episode, 4 experts from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada, explain how they connect the dots to save lives. Subscribe to food recalls and alerts: https://recalls-rappels.ca…
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You've finally gathered the courage to clean up your fridge or pantry, but how do you know what to keep or chuck? In this podcast, labelling expert Laura Reid helps us understand the different dates on our foods. We also hear from Sophie Langlois-Blouin, Vice-President of RECYC Québec, about food waste in Canada.…
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Crickets have attracted global interest for their sustainable farming potential. And yet, so few of us have hopped on to this protein trend. In this podcast, we explore the edible insect landscape in Canada with food trend expert Dana McCauley.
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Earlier this year, we asked for your questions. This podcast, we answer them! We reached out to experts across the country to get answers about travelling with food, alcohol labelling, pet food, chicken hatcheries, allergen recalls and much more.
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Feeling the sting: the impact of honey fraud on beekeepers
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There’s a sticky situation out there. In this podcast, we discuss honey adulteration with Jake Berg, a Saskatchewanian beekeeper, and Carmen Leung, a policy and program leader at the CFIA. This episode is a collaboration on adulterated honey with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s podcast, The First Sixteen. Bee sure to catch their episode as well:…
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Canada’s Christmas tree industry is booming – fir real!
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Famous for their fragrant aroma, Canada’s Christmas trees are sold in the millions across the world. In this episode, we branch out into this booming industry through the lens of a veteran CFIA tree inspector in Nova Scotia. Malcom Pelley explains the care that farmers across the country put into growing, selling and exporting these soon-to-be fest…
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Working with the world’s deadliest diseases
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Brilliant minds studying the world’s most dangerous pathogens may seem like science fiction, but the scientists who protect us from bio-threats are very real. In this episode, we learn about a network that connects laboratories across the world to study deadly viruses like COVID-19, Ebola and Anthrax. What is it like to be one of these scientists, …
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Bug fight: the emerald ash borer vs. parasitic wasps
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“It's a tiny wasp, you know, the tip of a pin size. And it comes along, finds an emerald ash borer egg and lays its egg inside that egg. And then it hatches and emerges as a wasp. What we say is, if you've ever seen the movie Alien, where the thing comes bursting out of the dude's chest…that's how parasitoids work.” ― Chris MacQuarrie, Research sci…
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How Canada is keeping its pigs safe: African swine fever
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African swine fever, a deadly disease that impacts only pigs, is spreading rapidly across the globe. Luckily, it has never been detected in Canada. In this episode, we hear about the unprecedented efforts being made to prevent this fatal animal disease from entering the country and to protect our $24 billion pork industry.…
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Ever find something unexpected in your food... like bugs, plastic or glass? Listen to our conversation with food safety specialist Fred Jamieson as he shares his strangest finds, how these issues happen, and why it's important to report your concerns.
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You don’t consider yourself a scientist? Think again. We all have a role to play in protecting the plants and trees in our gardens, parks and neighbourhoods. We spoke with Dr. Pierre Bilodeau about why it’s important to report unusual sightings to the CFIA, and how apps can help you make discoveries in your own backyard.…
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Welcome to the CFIA's official podcast all about food safety and plant and animal health. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.
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