British Columbia and Saskatchewan authorities are investigating multiple reports of sewing needles or pins discovered in candy distributed to children on Halloween.
Police in Kamloops, Rossland, Delta, Prince George, and Surrey in British Columbia and the Regina Police Service in Saskatchewan have issued advisories warning parents to check all Halloween treats collected on Oct. 31 after receiving reports of foreign objects in candy.
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Kamloops RCMP shared a picture on Nov. 3 of a miniature KitKat bar with a needle pushed through one of the sections to protrude from the end. Police said the treat was collected in the Chestnut Avenue, Oak Street, or Walnut Avenue area….