Social Media

Stay connected and use these social media tools to share our content and to access reliable and timely health and safety information when, where and how you need it.

If you have questions relating to the social media tools identified on this Web page, please contact our Health Canada Social Media Team.

Some of the hyperlinks provided are to sites of organizations or other entities that are not subject to the  Official Languages Act. The material found there is therefore in the language(s) used by the sites in question.

Buttons and Banners Toolbox

This gallery provides web buttons and banners that you can add to your website or blog to access health related information.

Facebook

Visit our Facebook^® pages to learn more about the  DrugsNot4Me.ca drug prevention campaign, the Children's Health and Safety Campaign, a part of the  Healthy Canadians initiative, as well as the  Healthy First Nations and Inuit initiative. Read our Facebook Protocol.

Mobile Application

 Recalls and Safety Alerts Mobile Application for mobile phones delivers health and safety recalls and alerts right to your phone.

Quick Responses (QR) Codes

You might have started to see QR codes on our publications and exhibits. With the right QR code reader, you can quickly access our web content by scanning the barcode via your mobile device without the need to memorize or type in long, complicated web addresses. Learn more about Quick Response Code Readers (QR codes).

RSS Feeds

Subscribe to RSS updates for ongoing news and alerts delivered directly to your RSS reader.

Social Bookmarking

Share interesting web pages by emailing them, posting them to your social networking page or linking them to social bookmarking sites.

Twitter

 Follow us on Twitter for the latest consumer product recalls, advisories, foreign product alerts and media releases. Read our Twitter Protocol.

Widgets

Add our Recalls and Safety Alerts widget to your own website, blog or social networking page. Once added, the widget automatically updates with the latest health and safety advisories.

YouTube and the Video Gallery

Watch Health Canada's public service announcements, television ads and more on our video gallery or on  YouTube. Read our YouTube Protocol.

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Health Canada does not endorse any particular social media site or tool.

If you have questions or concerns relating to the social media tools identified on this Web page, please contact our Health Canada Social Media Team.