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Brantford police say mushrooms, edibles, cash and drug paraphernalia were seized from a retail location in the city centre on Wednesday.

Hamilton Police say psilocybin and psilocybin infused edibles, as well as a quantity of cash were confiscated from two illicit dispensaries in Hamilton's east end.

Psilocybin stores are popping up across Canada despite the drug being illegal — a development that closely mirrors cannabis legalization, according to an expert.

Canopy Growth announced Thursday it's selling the old chocolate factory where it cultivated cannabis in Smiths Falls to Hershey Canada.

Live music has come roaring back since pandemic restrictions were lifted. But there are also some dark clouds.

Mother Nature is taking back its majestic place in Kahnawà:ke's Tekwakitha island. But its beauty wasn't always there. The island was inhospitable for decades.

Violations of the city's watering restrictions may be met with fines between $250 and $10,000. Fines begin at $500 under Stage 2 restrictions.

Heavy rains were triggered by the arrival of typhoon Doksuri in late July, which hit Beijing and the province of Hebei for about a week before moving northeast.

The Manitoba Poison Centre says they're seeing more and more kids consuming too much edible melatonin. The sweet gummies are being accessed by kids and eaten as if it’s candy.

Despite efforts to rescue and glean food, Graham Hill of Second Harvest says over 60 per cent of all food produced in Canada is lost and wasted every single year.

Potentially deadly death cap mushrooms have cropped up early in B.C. Health officials are warning people to keep an eye out for them, particularly in areas where kids may play.

According to a Tuesday evening release, officers executed a search warrant at around 10 a.m. on Monday at a rural road on Glenmore View Road.

Canada's competition watchdog says the federal government should consider easing restrictions on pot packaging and limits on how much THC can be edible products.

Jessika Gauvin's family has been foraging for food in New Brunswick's forests for three generations. It requires knowledge of edible plants but the benefits are priceless.

Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre is seeing 24,000 visitors a month as food inflation rises.

The Bank of Canada is likely to be watching the May inflation report closely. Here's what it could mean for the central bank's next interest rate decision in July.

Alcohol sales — especially beer — have fuelled the live music industry for decades. That money is drying up because many younger music fans just aren't into booze.

'It's all real-world solutions and any project that you look at, it all relates to that,' said Susan Blum of Sask. Polytechnic's applied research project showcase Friday.

A University of Regina research team says cultural practices and rural communities could hold the answer to addressing food insecurity across the country.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, May 26.