Designated a dangerous offender, Bernardo, 54, became eligible for parole in February. Continue reading →

Locations of the rotating strikes have yet to be determined. Continue reading →

On Monday, the breakfast talk show host tweeted a photo of the James Bond star carrying his daughter in what Morgan referred to as a “papoose.” Continue reading →

From dried bud to oils, here’s a rundown of what will be legal to purchase and consume Oct. 17. Continue reading →

With its shelter at almost double its capacity, the Quinte Humane Society is calling on the public to adopt cats. Continue reading →

The Watch Dogs are a newly-formed group that patrols the streets of Brockville to help put an end to youth crimes. Continue reading →

“There are a lot of simple solutions to set up a closet grow that are super safe,” said Jen McLean with 420 Kingston. “They are not fire hazards at all.”  Continue reading →

Tweed, a cannabis producer in Smiths Falls is not just growing marijuana. After just a few short years, the business has caused an economic boom in the small town. Continue reading →

A Kingston pet sitting service refuses to pay its workers money owed to them if they don’t give two weeks notice. Continue reading →

Locations of the rotating strikes have yet to be determined. Continue reading →

Doug Ford said Health Canada has only approved one device to conduct roadside tests for cannabis and it may not give accurate results in the cold. Continue reading →

First impressions are important for the Belleville Senators. Continue reading →

Canadian Blood Services may decrease the time gay and bisexual men must abstain from sex before donating. Yet a London, Ont., activist is pushing for a new approach entirely.  Continue reading →

The Delta Police Department says the 160 bikes retail for between $3,000 to $6,000 each and include the Slayer Carbon 50, Altitude Powerplay, Pipeline and Altitude models. Continue reading →

Ontario will have no brick-and-mortar cannabis stores until April 1, 2019, with the only legal retailer being a provincial government-run online store. Continue reading →

The Burlington Performing Arts Centre is holding a tribute concert to Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie with a portion of ticket sales supporting truth and reconciliation efforts. Continue reading →

Legal cannabis is set to usher in a wave of high-value, age-restricted parcels in the mail system, and delivery companies say they’re ready. Continue reading →

A 24-year-old Kingston man is in life-threatening condition after he was struck by a vehicle over the weekend. Continue reading →

Designated a dangerous offender, Bernardo, 54, became eligible for parole in February. Continue reading →

The Artificially Hip are one of a number of Tragically Hip tribute acts performing in the coming days to mark the first anniversary of Downie’s death on Wednesday. Continue reading →

The Financial Accountability Office says in a report released today that the loss of revenue is greater than the savings achieved by cutting spending associated with the program, and will worsen Ontario’s budget position. Continue reading →

With the legalization of recreational cannabis just days away, Global News sat down with Brad Rogers, president of CannTrust, to get his thoughts on legalization and the future of cannabis in Canada and around the world. Continue reading →

An alleged early-morning robbery at Richardson Stadium leaves the athletic department without valuable equipment. Continue reading →

Brockville’s Chief of Police Scott Fraser addresses concerns over youth violence in the city. Continue reading →

Legislators from both the Progressive Conservative government and the NDP say they will introduce their own pieces of legislation today to stop the practice that they called discriminatory. Continue reading →