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Most Popular Cell Phones Fail Canadian Safety Standards

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En français OTTAWA, March 27, 2017 – The Federal Government should warn the Canadian public that cell phones tested as they are used by Canadians – touching the skin – have failed Health Canada’s safety standards, but are still available for sale.
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Are Canadians Safe?

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Ottawa: March 24th 2017 Wireless device manufacturers don’t dispute the fact their devices are dangerous if not used as intended, but they do conceal the warnings in lengthy documents and in fine print. The result is the Canadian public is inadequately informed about the dangers of using their cell phones and wireless radiation. Health Canada […]
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PRESS RELEASE – Canadians for Safe Technology Praise Federal Action on Cell Towers

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OTTAWA, Feb. 5, 2014 /CNW/ - Today, the Canadians for Safe Technology (C4ST) applaud federal Industry Minister, the Honourable James Moore, for his assertive action that limits cellular companies' ability to build communications towers in communities unchecked and now requires more open consultation and engagement with citizens before new cellular towers under 15m can be built.
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Press Release – Battle over Wireless Devices in the Classroom

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Oakville - Sept 3rd, 2013 - The controversy over wireless devices in the classroom heats up again on the first day of school. Peel District School Board is encouraging students this year to BYOD – or Bring-Your-Own-Device to class. Peel is the second largest school district in Canada.
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Press Release – Royal Society criticized by Canadian Medical Association for undisclosed conflict of interest

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Oakville, June 20, 2013 – Allegations of conflict of interest surround a member appointed to a federal expert panel, which was convened to impartially study health and safety effects of wireless radiation. According to reports, the panel’s chair failed to disclose a six-figure federal government contract he received to provide “communications advice” on how to relieve Canadians’ concerns with respect to cellphone antennas.
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