Scientists who set out to watch the ice shift in Antarctica have ended up listening to it instead. Continue reading →

It is officially legal to get high in this country. But that doesn’t give people carte blanche to light up a joint anywhere they want or with anyone they want. Continue reading →

Cannabis is now available to purchase across the country for recreational use, and we’re now getting a look at how the plant is being priced.  Continue reading →

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale has tabled a new bill in the House of Commons aimed at ridding Canadian prisons of solitary confinement. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump is lashing out at Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren after she released the results of her DNA test results. Continue reading →

As Facebook hack details slowly emerge, here’s how to tell if your account was compromised. Continue reading →

A proposal from the Screen Composer’s Guild of Canada says the government should impose a tax or levy on consumers who download over 15 gigabytes of data a month. Continue reading →

Four out of 10 Canadians say the price will determine whether they buy their pot legally or on the black market as legalization approaches. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been sent a letter from American politicians urging him to ban Chinese company Huawei equipment from the Canadian wireless network. Continue reading →

An Air India plane had to make an emergency landing after hitting the perimeter wall at an airport in Trichy, India Friday morning. Continue reading →

The way police and law enforcement are interviewing trauma victims, including sexual assault victims, is changing based on scientific data. Continue reading →

The new and improved NAFTA — called the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement – has opened the door to allow U.S. milk into the Canadian market. Continue reading →

The wife of the limo driver killed in a tragic crash that killed 20 people in upstate New York says he previously had some concerns about the safety of the vehicles. Continue reading →

The government of Indonesia is asking aid workers from other countries’ non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to go home, after a devastating earthquake that has killed over 2,000 people. Continue reading →

Four sisters from one family, a pair of brothers from another family, and two pairs of newlyweds are just a fraction of the twenty people killed after a limo crashed in upstate New York Saturday.  Continue reading →