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

The vote happened Saturday morning, during the party’s three-day convention in Toronto. Continue reading →

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

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

Already with a glut of infielders, the Blue Jays opened some room by trading Aledmys Diaz to the Houston Astros for starting pitching prospect Trent Thornton on Saturday. Continue reading →

“I didn’t realize at the time, but there was a bit of an initiation rite. And I experienced sexualized violence,” said Bedard, now 52. Continue reading →

On the flip side, some experts noted that many estimates regarding Canada’s federal debt do not take into account the government’s current assets. Continue reading →

The vote happened Saturday morning, during the party’s three-day convention in Toronto. Continue reading →

This is the first convention in 15 years to be held by the Ontario PCs while the party is in power. Continue reading →

The Kingsmen will be donating a dollar from every service this month to The Movember Foundation, a cause that’s close to its co-owner’s heart. Continue reading →

This is the second such raid in a month by Ottawa police as the service raided two other shops earlier in November. Continue reading →

A massive group gathered in Oshawa on Thursday evening to honour a university student who was struck and killed. Continue reading →

Volunteers have been busy the past couple weeks transforming the village from spooky Halloween atmosphere to magical Christmas venue. Continue reading →

EQAO chief assessment officer Steven Reid says the agency is making the rule changes after consultations with educators in order to better reflect regular assessment environments in classrooms. Continue reading →

The meetings are being held in the wake of an assault investigation at the all-boys private school in Toronto. Continue reading →

Blackberry called Cylance a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence, algorithmic science and machine learning to cybersecurity software. Continue reading →

On top of the funds already distributed by the charity organizations, proceeds from last weekend’s After the Storm charity concert were also donated at the meeting adding a further $55,678 to the $1.8 million total donated. Continue reading →

There have been some bizarre plays in the OHL the last few weeks, and hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs will highlight a few of them on this week’s episode. Continue reading →

A national doctors’ group is raising concerns about the Ontario government’s move to allow employers to require workers to provide a doctor’s note to explain even minor illnesses, such as the common cold. Continue reading →

Cody Ceci also scored for the Senators (7-8-3). Anderson, making his league-leading 17th appearance, stopped 34 shots. Continue reading →

Some parts of southern and eastern Ontario have seen around 10 centimetres of snow by late Thursday evening. Continue reading →

Brock St. Brewing Company has partnered with Province Brands to produce a new kind of beer — a brew that may get you high. Continue reading →

The detailed rules released today shed more light on the province’s private cannabis retail framework and deals a blow to licensed producers, some of which have purchased stakes in retail. Continue reading →

Durham Regional Police were called to an apartment on Brock Street East on Thursday morning to investigate a stabbing. Continue reading →

Durham emergency crews have launched their annual Festive R.I.D.E. campaign Continue reading →

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s office has maintained the change was about ensuring wealthy people didn’t start tiny corporations just to get a better tax rate than people in the middle class. Continue reading →

Police say they launched an investigation into the alleged incident at St. Michael’s College School on Wednesday after officers were contacted by the media. Continue reading →