Roughly 500,000 Canadians used cannabis before — or at — work since February, according to the latest National Cannabis Survey.

The question of climate change and its impact remains a contentious one

Hoonah ready for new dock that will bring more tourists

Capone's newly discovered prison roomie gets cot in exhibit

Historic Hawaii volcano eruption scarred landscape, lives

Historic Hawaii volcano eruption scarred landscape, lives

Kitchener woman believes late husband’s neurological disorder linked to chronic exposure in rubber plant

A St. Catharines homeowner fears he could be left paying thousands of dollars to repair damage caused when a Niagara Regional Police cruiser skidded to a stop in his backyard a week ago.

Wind power capacity is only available if the wind is blowing and is the maximum available if and when the wind blows under ideal conditions

Superior Court Justice Jocelyn Speyer sentenced Nicholas Baig, Arianna Goberdhan’s husband, to life in prison with parole eligibility set at 17 years.

Among other things, the Doug Ford government bill means that planning disputes will be handled under the old Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) rules.

Toronto researchers say they’ve shown for the first time that the body’s own immune system likely plays a role in both the decay of teeth and the breakdown of fillings.

Hundreds of local union members will be on picket lines if a deal isn’t reached with provincial contractors association

A Toronto court will be asked to approve three land deals worth $24 million in a plan that would increase Stelco land holdings and jump start film production in the city.

Trump has turned bozo eruptions into a kind of weekly carnival, Andrew Dreschel writes.

Pamela Holopainen was 22 the last time her family heard from her. That was Dec. 14, 2003. Today, she’d be 37.

Residents around the site have been threatened for speaking out, says neighbour Jim Whelan. “It’s gotten totally out of hand.”

Despite a dwindling membership, the church is markedly relevant to the community

Rising lake levels have started to swamp parts of the low-lying Waterfront Trail — and also threaten to allow invasive carp into protected Cootes Paradise marsh.

Makkovik Mayor Barry Andersen served as search co-ordinator of the ground rescue team in dramatic rescue

Police are also investigating a missing trust fund Jafarpour set up for the children of murder victim.

SURREY, B.C. — A man and a female hostage died of gunshots fired by police after officers entered a home following an overnight standoff in March, says British Columbia’s police watchdog.

The new premier demands complete overhaul of Liberal environmental legislation, and threatens constitutional challenge if it doesn’t happen.

Rocky Mountain region breaks all-time skier visit record

Canada can better prepare for a technologically disrupted future by producing more liberal-arts graduates, says a new report by the Royal Bank of Canada.

Man rescued after cliff fall at Hawaii volcano crater

Halton Regional Police are searching Oakville neighbourhoods looking for a 35-year-old man who vanished without a trace.

The military has been called out to help with 10 weather-related disasters over the past two years.

“Most everybody is in shock right now.”

Children fled to neighbouring homes.

As car-sharing picks up in US, so do legislative battles

Doubts about the authenticity of news stories had jumped 10 per cent in the past year.

Premier Doug Ford’s plan to take control of Toronto’s subway system moved forward Thursday as the government introduced legislation that would give it authority over future transit expansion in the city.

Whale discovered by Norwegian fishermen last week was wearing a harness bearing the words “Equipment St. Petersburg” and featured a mount for a camera.

Local boards are working to determine how deeply impacted course offerings will be next year due to staffing cuts

Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark introduced legislation Thursday that includes a host of changes aimed at improving speed and costs in creating housing, as well as promoting a mix of housing types.

Montreal home sales rise for a 50th straight month, gaining 11 per cent in April

Ex-Obama envoy Heyman details 'ice age' with Harper over Keystone pipeline

Israeli minister said BDS activists “are trying every deceptive method to attack Israel.”

Water levels are expected to peak by week’s end in flood zones around the nation’s capital, federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said Thursday as he toured neighbourhoods in east Ottawa, warning that patience will be needed once the new record-high markers are reached.

Fire and Flower is taking over the operations of Prairie Sky Cannabis Inc.

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Samsung software connects the smart-home gadgets through a unified control system, so the company might someday be able to analyze the data created to refine the so-called internet of things.

A metaphor for the arrival of spring, perhaps?

“We remain confident that we can deliver our 2019 outlook.”

Technology will change the nature of work in the future at retailers like Loblaw Companies Ltd., so the company says it’s investing not only in things like self-serve checkouts, but also retraining its workforce.

A spokesman for Global Affairs Canada told The Canadian Press on Thursday Canada made a formal offer earlier this week to have more than six dozen containers of Canadian household trash returned to the Port of Vancouver.

The 12-bed facility for federal female parolees is participating in Doors Open for the first time.

New Mexico students recharge Rio Grande with native fish