A breakdown of cannabis sales on the first day of legalization across Canada. Continue reading →

The bill is called the Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, which will strip returning ISIS fighters of Ontario driver’s licences, hunting and fishing licences, access to OHIP, and several other benefits. Continue reading →

No one won the latest Mega Millions drawing, meaning the jackpot climbs to a staggering $1.6 billion. Continue reading →

The mother of a Canadian arrested in Thailand on charges of spraying paint on an ancient wall says her daughter made a drunken mistake. Continue reading →

With good online options, Canadians are running out of excuses for not having a will. Continue reading →

Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer hasn’t promised to keep cannabis legal if elected prime minister — would it be possible for him to reverse legalization? Continue reading →

A Georgia police officer has been fatally shot while responding to a suspicious vehicle parked near a middle school. Continue reading →

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Protest organizers want the public to have a final say on the government’s Brexit deal with the EU, arguing that new facts have come to light about the costs and complexity of Brexit since the 2016 referendum. Continue reading →

Thousands attended the fifth edition of Montreal’s Vegan Festival, as 160 companies showcased vegan and vegetarian foods and products. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump said Saturday he will pull the United States from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty because Russia has violated the agreement, but he provided no details on the violations. Continue reading →

The election suffered from a multitude of attacks that killed at least 36 people, key election workers failing to show up and many polling stations staying open hours later than scheduled to handle long lines of voters. Continue reading →

Long-time city councillor Norm Kelly is battling fellow councillor Jim Karygiannis to represent the 105,542 residents in the ward. Continue reading →

European and Japanese space agencies said an Ariane 5 rocket successfully lifted a spacecraft carrying two probes into orbit Saturday for a joint mission to Mercury, the closest planet to the sun. Continue reading →

Could there ever be more than one internet? Experts argue that, due to rising political tensions, we could be on that path. Continue reading →

What started as a group of 160 Honduran migrants walking north across Central America hoping to reach the United States, has now swelled to a crowd of more than 3,000 people and the situation is growing dire. Continue reading →

Prince Harry scaled the Sydney Harbor Bridge on Friday to raise a flag marking the arrival of the Invictus Games, his brainchild and the focus of his current royal tour of Australia and the South Pacific. Continue reading →

The group had burst through a Guatemalan border fence Friday and rushed onto the crossing over the Suchiate River, defying officials’ entreaties for an orderly crossing and U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of retaliation. Continue reading →

Pot is legal in Canada now, but what does that mean for Canadians traveling to the U.S.? Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday called Saudi Arabia’s announcement that suspects are in custody in the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi a “good first step” and said he would work with Congress on a U.S. response. Continue reading →

Blocking may be rude and it may be petty, but it’s a real stretch to suggest that it constitutes a violation of anyone’s Charter right, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

The woman says she intended to fill a prescription to accelerate the miscarriage and avoid infection, but says the pharmacist refused to provide the medication. Continue reading →

Pilots flying a packed Icelandair flight had to make an emergency landing north of Quebec city Friday night after a cockpit window smashed mid-air. Continue reading →

Why experts think a pot possession pardon doesn’t do enough now that weed is legal. Continue reading →

No one won the latest Mega Millions drawing, meaning the jackpot climbs to a staggering $1.6 billion. Continue reading →

Jesus Aguilar and the Milwaukee Brewers forced the NL Championship Series to Game 7, bolting to a big lead and handing it to their dominant bullpen in a 7-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night. Continue reading →

Kawhi Leonard shines as Toronto Raptors defeat division rival Boston Celtics. Continue reading →

The bill is called the Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, which will strip returning ISIS fighters of Ontario driver’s licences, hunting and fishing licences, access to OHIP, and several other benefits. Continue reading →

Canada has both a moral and legal duty to seek justice and prosecute Canadians who fought for ISIS, says Kyle Matthews of Concordia University. Continue reading →

October 17 was followed (maybe unavoidably) by anticlimax, as Canadians found empty shelves in the handful of retail outlets that opened, and long delays in shipping online orders. Continue reading →