Hexo Corp. says it is aiming to undercut prices in the illicit market with its new 28-gram product, that costs as much as one dollar less per gram than illegal sellers charge. Continue reading →

Shay Bradley, 62, had the last laugh when a prerecorded message in which he complains about his coffin played at his funeral. Continue reading →

Canadians wanting to cross the U.S. border are being asked different marijuana questions than they were before cannabis was legal, a U.S.-based lawyer says. Continue reading →

Most contestants on “Wheel of Fortune” gush about their lovely home life. But not Blair Davis. Continue reading →

Andrew Scheer alleged that the Liberals used Canada’s national anthem for a “political statement” when asked why he had remained seated while MPs sang ‘O Canada.’ Continue reading →

Kingston police say the couple wandered around their target neighbourhood, waiting for people to leave. Continue reading →

Officers say the man looked impaired and had cannabis readily available in his vehicle. Continue reading →

Kingston workshops aim for a more complete and inclusive telling of Sir John A. Macdonald’s history. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says bargaining with the Progressive Conservative government has reached a virtual standstill. Continue reading →

The park once had a campground, but this was done away with after public consultations. Now, two councillors are pushing for a new and improved campground to reopen. Continue reading →

The deal, which the union says offers “major gains” for workers, was hammered out after months of bargaining. Continue reading →

High school teachers across the province will participate in a strike vote in the coming weeks as pressure mounts during bargaining with the Ford government. Continue reading →

A 38-year-old man is facing a second-degree murder charge following the death of a Belleville woman. Continue reading →

OPP are looking for two people of interest in relation to a cabin fire near Plevna, Ont. Continue reading →

Ford made the comments during only his second media availability since the campaign began in September. Continue reading →

Kingston police say one person has been seriously injured in Kingston’s north-end following a collision. Continue reading →

“These families, for them to be going day after day after day without the treatment these kids need is really just heartbreaking,” Levy said. Continue reading →

Margaret Cruickshank, who turned 110 this year, was born in Dover, England, but moved to Kingston when she was four years old. Continue reading →

The agency’s CEO says the province’s online and wholesale distributor will consult with federally licensed producers and retail store owners on the possible change. Continue reading →

Community members in Napanee have raised banners in the town’s downtown to honour veterans. Continue reading →

The candidates in Hastings—Lennox and Addington agree on the need to fund rural infrastructure but have mixed reactions to recent visits from high-profile Liberal Party members. Continue reading →

The union recently took the rare step of releasing all of its bargaining proposals in a bid to have “transparent” negotiations with the government. Continue reading →

Police are asking anyone with information about a fire behind Belleville’s Value Village on Monday to contact Quinte Crime Stoppers. Continue reading →

Health officials warn of dangerous new drug in the opioid crisis. Continue reading →

A written statement by Patrick Deane, the university’s principal and vice-chancellor, condemned the note, which appeared to be written in the form of a poem. Continue reading →

Hosts Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs are back with another episode of Around the OHL. Continue reading →