Great White North Growers Inc. (Lunaire)
Recalled certain Lunaire dried cannabis and pre-rolls after lots were found to contain arsenic above the acceptable limit
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According to Health Canada, Feb 3, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Health Canada published a recall on January 15, 2026, updated February 3, 2026 to add seven lots, for certain Lunaire brand dried cannabis and pre-rolls made by Great White North Growers Inc. According to the notice, the affected lots contain arsenic, a toxic heavy metal, at levels above the acceptable limit. The recall covers Nouvelle Lune, Eclipse Lunaire, Fleur de Lune, Joints de Titan and Les Gros CBDs products sold in Quebec and Yukon.
Health Canada says 2,916 units were sold from July 17, 2024 to January 29, 2026 through authorized retailers, plus 120 units of one lot sold to medical clients through Médicibis. The recall was triggered by the company's additional non-routine testing. No complaints or adverse reactions had been reported when the notice was published. Buyers are told to stop using the products and return or safely dispose of them.
What the source found
- Affected lots contain arsenic above the acceptable limit (Health Canada).
- Products: Lunaire Nouvelle Lune, Eclipse Lunaire, Fleur de Lune (dried); Joints de Titan and Les Gros CBDs (pre-rolls).
- 2,916 units sold July 17, 2024 – January 29, 2026 in Quebec and Yukon; 120 units of one lot sold to medical clients via Médicibis.
- Distributors listed: Société québécoise du cannabis, Yukon Liquor Corporation, Médicibis.
- Identification number RA-81486.
Products named
- dried cannabis
- pre-rolls
Timeline
Recall originally published by Health Canada
Recall updated to add 7 lots
Sources
- Regulator
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Status notes
Licensed producer; entry covers the recalled lots only. Lot numbers listed on the Health Canada notice.
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