Pot shortages, lack of brick-and-mortar stores and accessibility issues aren’t helping the government’s case to buy legal weed. Continue reading →

Nearly half of current Canadian pot users say they will cut back on their drinking now that cannabis is legal. Is that better for their health? Continue reading →

The holidays are the “season of giving,” but they’re also the season of scamming. Continue reading →

Seventeen years after the U.S. embarked on a global war against terror, casualties continue to grow as does American spending on war and related costs. Continue reading →

Letter carriers gathered outside in protest where federal Liberals were holding a convention in Kelowna. Continue reading →

Greg Reeves said Sunday he held off on promptly informing police about an alleged sexual assault involving students on campus because the victim hadn’t yet told his family about the incident. Continue reading →

An Ohio judge who served nine months in prison for viciously assaulting his ex-wife in front of their kids in 2014 has been arrested for allegedly stabbing her to death.  Continue reading →

Cleveland Browns GM John Dorsey has denied a report that the team would like to interview the former U.S. secretary of state for its head coaching position. Continue reading →

Trump says Schiff shouldn’t complain that Matthew Whitaker wasn’t confirmed by the Senate as acting attorney general because neither was special counsel Robert Mueller. Continue reading →

Using the hashtag #InsideOutAbaya, Saudi women are posting photos of themselves denouncing the kingdom’s strict clothing rules. Continue reading →

In a statement, the school also says it’s launching a “rigorous independent examination” into attitudes and behaviours that are “inconsistent with its culture and values.” Continue reading →

With the treatment, two-thirds of severely allergic children were able to eat two peanuts without a strong reaction. Continue reading →

CCGS Corporal McLaren was discovered on its side in the water Saturday morning after being released from its secured cradle and sliding down a slip at the Canadian Maritime Engineering shipyard in Sambro Head, N.S. Continue reading →

The young couple got engaged this summer in the Bahamas after about a month of dating. Continue reading →

The fake advertisement begins with Bezos denying that Amazon was “trolling President Trump” by locating its new headquarters in Virginia and in Trump’s hometown of Queens, New York. Continue reading →

An airport representative said a total of 120 passengers were on the plane, and that the right wing and engine were badly damaged in the crash.  Continue reading →

In the recount of the Nov. 6 election, Scott won by 10,033 votes out of 8.19 million cast statewide, Florida elections officials said on Sunday. Scott took 50.05 percent, compared with 49.93 percent for Nelson, the officials added. Continue reading →

“There are a couple of things where it’s just not his strength. It’s not his fault. It’s not his strength,” said Trump, who added that Kelly himself might want to depart. Continue reading →

The Israeli government has been rocked by the resignation of its defence minister over a cease-fire agreement with Gaza militants. Continue reading →

During the Fox News interview, Trump also said he does not want to listen to an audio recording of the murder. Continue reading →

The 17-year-old said she is fine but that she “will be going into surgery” on Monday morning. Continue reading →

“There is a penalty to be paid, what the expectation of that penalty is, I don’t have the answer to,” the senator said. Continue reading →

She went on to praise Canada for its contributions in several missions, including its deployment to Iraq, it’s role in Ukraine for several years and its presence on the borders of Russia and Latvia. Continue reading →

“It’s going to be up to him,” Trump told “Fox News Sunday” interviewer Chris Wallace. Continue reading →

The Toronto Raptors improve to 13-4 as four out of five starters score in double figures in a 122-83 road win over the Chicago Bulls. Continue reading →

Mark Stone and Matt Duchene both had two goals each to get the Senators a 6-4 win over the Penguins. Continue reading →

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin tells Global News’ Mercedes Stephenson in this week’s The West Block that his government is determined to take back the region of Crimea. Continue reading →

The wildfires have already claimed at least 76 lives, and the number of people missing jumped on Saturday to 1,276. Continue reading →

As furious Conservative rebels try to gather the numbers to trigger a no-confidence vote, May insisted she hadn’t considered quitting. Continue reading →

U.S. congressman Michael Turner, the acting chairman of NATO’s defence and security committee, questioned Jody Thomas about whether Canada intends to table a plan for meeting the two per cent of GDP standard for defence spending that was agreed to by alliance members in 2014. Continue reading →