How many plants can I grow? Can I drive while high? And what about edibles? We pored through government websites, read the fine print of provincial regulations, and consulted expert studies for answers.

“You have no right ever to be released.”

Canada has 'worrying' questions about disappearance of Khashoggi: Freeland

NewsAlert: First legal purchase of cannabis made in Newfoundland and Labrador

Canada now world's largest legal marijuana marketplace

California agency, gas tax backers worked closely together

"I am very confident Vito will be our next mayor of Hamilton," said Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead.

Canada is ready to open the door wide to legal marijuana

It’s been an astonishing journey through the generations, as the Devil’s Cabbage made it’s way from the Mexican farmhands of the 1930s to what it is today.

Check-in with facial recognition now possible in Shanghai

Former “Degrassi High” actor Jason Dickens on Tuesday admitted that he not only possessed thousands of X-rated images and videos involving children but that he recorded two himself.

The Latest: Canada to address past pot possession cases

Canada has 'worrying' questions about disappearance of Khashoggi: Freeland

B.C. man accused of swimming naked in Toronto shark tank arrested in Thunder Bay

Parents, not just government, will talk to their kids about pot, Trudeau says

City anticipates recreational pot smoking restrictions will likely “mirror” current tobacco consumption rules.

Police say a Guelph man faces multiple drug and firearm-related charges after a vehicle was pulled over in central Hamilton.

Toronto police officers will be permitted to march in the parade in uniform next summer after visible police presence was banned from the last two festivities. BLMTO calls it “a very sad day for queer and trans people in Toronto.”

Candidates talked bus stops, micro-transit, accessibility and LRT development amid a full debate that included 13 different would-be councillors.

Ford has moved to scrap Ontario’s cap-and-trade alliance with Quebec and California.

Eisenberger says not first time Whitehead has demonstrated ‘bad judgment’

Senators urge Trudeau government to overhaul tax system, cut corporate taxes

Transit scarce in car-heavy, population-dense territory.

The Trudeau government appears to be in no hurry to help Canadians who voluntarily joined Islamic terrorists and are now imprisoned in Syria.

Poison centres across Canada and the childhood injury-prevention charity Parachute will mount a social media awareness campaign beginning Wednesday about the detrimental effects of cannabis on children and how to prevent inadvertent exposure, using the hashtag #PotCanPoisonKids.

But Stoney Creek Towers residents say they’ll continue to withhold rent over disputed increase.

The Canadian oil and gas sector is in a holding pattern in which spending and production growth can’t occur until new ways to get products to export markets are found, according to CIBC analyst Jon Morrison.

The city will keep appeal options open for a new council on a court ruling against Hamilton’s ban on Christian Heritage Party bus shelter ads about transgender rights.

An effort to hold a special council meeting Tuesday failed for lack of councillors.

Militants in Iran abducted 14 members of a border security force near the Pakistan border on Tuesday in the latest blow to the powerful Revolutionary Guard.

U.S. pot firms urge Trump to deny Canadian producers 'competitive advantage'

Newly formed organization, Keeping Six — Hamilton Harm Reduction Action League, is hosting the panel discussion Nov. 4.

The Senate’s banking committee is urging the Trudeau government to take big steps on taxation that include introducing immediate corporate tax cuts to ease competitiveness concerns and revamping the whole tax system.

Government says imprisoned Canadian terror suspects must face consequences

On the last day before cannabis becomes legal in Canada, federal officials told reporters that internal discussions among the federal Liberals have focused on an application-based process for speeding up pot pardons.

An American cannabis producer took out a full-page ad in Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal warning that the United States is “rapidly losing” its competitive advantage in the industry to Canada, the first G7 member to greenlight legal recreational pot.

Parents, not just government, will talk to their kids about pot, Trudeau says

U.S. markets surge higher, TSX gains; loonie gains ground against U.S. dollar

Fate of Manitoba politician accused of sexual comments may be decided next week

Hamilton’s Clint Younge has been named the recipient of the Cannabis Crusader award.

Haylie Byler and her husband were just beginning life in their new home when hurricane Michael’s monstrous winds mowed down a dozen trees on their property, more than an hour’s drive inland from where the storm made landfall.

Legal cannabis is set to usher in a wave of high-value, age-restricted parcels in the mail system, and delivery companies say they’re ready.

Small plane crash near Ottawa narrowly misses home, pilot in serious condition

U.S. policies, procedures on pot at the border won't budge with legalization

Mike Pompeo meets Saudi king over Khashoggi's disappearance

Ford criticizes PM over pot, says cops need reliable equipment to test for pot

Police searching the Saudi Consulate found evidence that Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi was killed there, a high-level Turkish official said Tuesday, and authorities appeared ready to also search the nearby residence of the consul general after the diplomat left the country.

The European Union largely abandoned the hope of clinching a Brexit deal this month and a top EU official implored British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday to come up with “a new method of thinking” on the Irish border issue that has stumped negotiators for over a year.

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