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B.C.’s cannabis industry is bracing for impact from the strike and what it could mean for product availability. As Aaron McArthur reports, industry experts say they are still feeling the repercussions of the 2022 strike and any further action will greatly impact already-thin margins.

Officials on this side of the border are bracing as we’re just days away from the U.S. imposing blanket 25 per cent tariffs. The foreign affairs minister is in Vancouver Friday, signalling her commitment to work with provincial leaders. Aaron McArthur has more.

Toronto police have now identified the deceased body authorities believe is another murder victim of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur. Catherine McDonald brings us the latest.

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur now faces an eighth murder charge. Catherine McDonald has more on the court appearance and the identification of the latest victim.

Police confirmed to Global News that a seventh murder charge has been laid against alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur. Catherine McDonald brings us the latest.

Toronto Police homicide detective Hank Idsinga said they are still working to identify a man believed to be a victim of alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur and said they’ve narrowed tips down to 22 possible identifies from more than 500 tips.

A major development in the case of an accused serial killer in Toronto. Bruce McArthur has been charged with a seventh count of first degree murder. And as Catherine McDonald explains, the investigation into the former landscaper is expanding significantly.

Forensic investigators and detectives continue their search of homes connected to accused killer Bruce McArthur. Catherine McDonald has the latest on the investigation.

Toronto police say Bruce McArthur is now charged with three new counts of first-degree murder in the cases of Majeed Kayhan, Soroush Marmudi and Dean Lisowick, who went missing from Toronto’s gay village.

Toronto police say the dismembered remains of three unidentified bodies have been found at a property Bruce McArthur used for storage.

Toronto Police have charged suspected serial killer Bruce McArthur with an additional three counts of first-degree murder following the discovery of human remains at a Leaside property. Catherine McDonald has the details.

Police cruisers were on location at a property in Madoc that is said to have connections with the man charged with the murder of two men missing from the Church and Wellesley village. Kamil Karamali reports.

A Toronto police homicide officer responded no when asked about a connection with Tess Richey’s death and The Village suspect Bruce McArthur.

Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders lauded the community for helping play a role in the apprehension of Village suspect Bruce McArthur.

Sources told Global News that Toronto Police observed a man entering Bruce McArthur’s apartment on Jan. 18 and, fearing for his safety, broke down the door and arrested the alleged serial killer. Mark Carcasole reports.

Toronto police are continuing to search planters and back yards where Bruce McArthur may have worked the soil. The landscaper is charged with 5 murders, but police believe they will find more victims. As Eric Sorensen reports, the time frame is also a mystery.

Toronto homicide officers say they are working at another unspecified site as well as with other agencies as they investigate the Bruce McArthur case.

Toronto police announced Friday that Bruce McArthur has been charged with a sixth murder after the remains of Skandaraj Navaratnam was found in a gardening planter at a home where the accused serial killer worked.

Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders is defending the handling of the investigation into missing men from Toronto’s Gay Village and the arrest of suspected serial killer Bruce McArthur. As Allison Vuchnich reports, the chief’s words have upset and angered the LGBTQ community.

Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur is due in court on Wednesday. Police have been analyzing numerous cold cases cases and sifting through tips from Canada and abroad in relation to the investigation.