Some operators are cashing in on the CBD craze by substituting cheap and illegal synthetic marijuana for natural CBD in vapes and edibles such as gummy bears, an Associated Press investigation has found.

Some facts and figures about the federal riding of Newmarket-Aurora

Liberals pledge $535 million per year to support child care outside school hours

Trudeau says the Liberals would also cut the fees parents pay for these elementary school programs by 10 per cent.

Toronto’s top public health official made the controversial recommendation to end all but medical exemptions — along with numerous other measures aimed at combating the spread of misinformation about vaccines that threaten to lower overall immunity.

A changing Arctic brings problems foreign to those in the south: The inability to travel, the struggle to secure nutritious food and the potential disappearance of one’s culture.

"No party is in majority territory," said McMaster University's associate professor of political science Peter Graefe.

Rejean Comeau and Judy Townsend were on their way to their cottage in Barry’s Bay Aug. 26 when Comeau received a phone call from an unfamiliar number.

He got through a few bites. Then Owen's lips tingled.

The Halifax actor and director reflected on Nova Scotia’s environmental injustices and the women fighting for change in a new documentary during the Atlantic International Film Festival.

CREA reports August home sales up from year ago, raises forecast for 2019

So far this year, police have charged a record 70 people with stunt driving with more than three months left to go.

For oil markets, it's the single worst sudden disruption ever

As wait-times for hospital beds rise, so does the number of seniors waiting for space in care facilities, thousands of whom are occupying hospital beds.

“In an organization where 70 per cent of our costs are for salaries and wages, having an impact on jobs is unavoidable,” said HHS chief financial officer Dave McCaig.

The company listed as much as $10 billion in assets and $1 billion in debts in its Chapter 11 filing.

Peel Region police homicide detectives are investigating a ‘brazen’ shooting at a parkette in a housing complex in Malton Saturday evening that left a 17-year-old youth, who police say was an innocent bystander, dead.

Business suspended indefinitely amid financial restructuring

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Here’s what the Weather Network predicts for the coming seasons

Workers shut down 33 manufacturing plants in nine states across the U.S., as well as 22 parts distribution warehouses.

Following the legalization of cannabis, people are bringing dogs in after they have eaten pot edibles inadvertently or when the owners have tried to use pot to treat them medically when they suffer ailments, anecdotal and phone line evidence shows.

One expert says those born before the mid-1980s won a sort of lottery by coming of age in a time before the housing market jumped. Of course, other factors — such as family help or being in a relationship — also help, says Realosophy’s John Pasalis.

A look back at what we know about the Mafia in Hamilton

Supercrawl still manages to offer up surprises, some planned and others unexpected. There was even a wedding or two.

Jordan Friesen, the Canadian Mental Health Association’s workplace mental health program national director, talks about the business case for well-adjusted workers.

Director Fern Levitt will attend a special screening of ‘Sled Dogs’ at the Westdale Tuesday, Sept. 17

The city’s most vulnerable families will face greater hunger, homelessness and ‘extreme hardship’ if program is cut and nothing is done to make up for the loss, says anti-poverty advocate

Lack of transparent process creates more questions about why the unit is being closed, says NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.

Copland died August 15, just four months shy of his 100th birthday.

Waste Connections of Canada has told its institutional, commercial and industrial clients in the Hamilton area that Asian market closures have impacted plastics, metals, paper, glass or cardboard that are all dropped in one recycling bin.

Greens to reveal platform and other leaders play offence as campaign enters Day 6

'We like to fall in love': Which federal party will win over the fickle Quebec voter?

Digital tools power parties' campaigns but privacy a question

Vancouver mayor calls on federal leaders to act on overdose crisis

Where the party leaders are Monday

Justin Trudeau courts voters in battleground ridings of southern Ontario

Scheer intends to ratify the new NAFTA despite saying Trudeau gave everything to Trump

A Canadian Press analysis of a year’s worth of Ontario News Now videos found that Ford filmed with them on close to a third of the days in his first year as premier.

Justin Trudeau courts voters in battleground ridings of southern Ontario

Rabbi Chuck Diamond lost 11 friends and acquaintances in a mass shooting at his former synagogue. He wants to shake people of the notion that it couldn’t happen in their community

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing to enact a statewide ban on the sale of flavoured e-cigarettes amid growing health concerns connected to vaping, especially among young people.

Protesters broaden demands as they push for autonomy as promised when British handed city to Chinese in 1997.

Scheer says he will cut the tax rate on the lowest federal income bracket — the one charged on income up to $47,630 — from 15 per cent to 13.75 per cent over the next four years.

Men wearing masks shot about 100 bullets

New Democrats pledge more funds, expansion of language law in Quebec

Federal leaders scatter across country as campaign ramps up in earnest

Scheer intends to ratify the new NAFTA despite saying Trudeau gave everything to Trump

The meeting came despite an international outcry over Benjamin Netanyahu’s promise to annex the West Bank’s Jordan Valley.

Humberto briefly shuttered a couple of small airports, sent people in damaged homes to seek shelter and threatened to interrupt the distribution of sorely needed supplies, including food and water.