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Police are investigating after students at a Halifax elementary school were taken to the hospital after consuming cannabis edibles that were brought to the school by a classmate.

The auto club says the study found that since legalization, 27 per cent of Manitoba drivers say they've driven a vehicle after consuming edible cannabis. 

Seven people have been arrested and are facing charges after three cannabis dispensary busts across New Brunswick earlier this month.

The mother of a nine-year-old boy says packaging that depicts cannabis as a 'treat' led her son and several classmates to consume them and become violently ill earlier this week.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, March 25.

Since 2021, a food waste diversion initiative has collected over $200,000 in food recovery efforts. Participating businesses can try out the program until the end of September.

Due to a low snowpack and an expectation that it will be a hot and dry summer, Vancouver residents and businesses are being asked to conserve water.

Looking for homegrown produce in Saskatchewan? Local vendors in Regina are developing businesses to meet demand — even through the depths of a Prairie winter.

Among Canadian cannabis users in 2023, almost 72 per cent said they bought the product exclusively from legal sources, with product safety among the main reasons.

A group convened by the federal government to study the legislation that made cannabis legal is recommending the country review one of the industry's biggest gripes.

In some cities, non-profits and food co-ops are giving people alternative options as they look to change their shopping habits and cut down on their bills.

A Penticton business is preparing to open the first legal cannabis smoking patio in the region.

Dustin Peltier, owner of Loaf and Honey, has been making his Golden Prairie cheese since 2018 from a recipe passed on by Manitoba’s Trappist monks.

With prices soaring, consumers are turning increasingly to so-called imperfect food to save on produce that a fresh crop of online grocers says is just as tasty.

In October 2021, B.C.'s Director of Civil Forfeiture filed a lawsuit to seize the warehouses on Shaughnessy Street in South Vancouver as "proceeds and instruments of unlawful activity."

A recent ruling from the B.C. Supreme Court questions the province's use of civil courts to seize assets connected to alleged crimes, even if no one was convicted.

News findings from a CAA survey show 'alarming trends' in cannabis-impaired driving, specifically with residents in Ontario driving after consuming edibles.

A petition heading to Parliament will ask Health Canada to raise the limit of THC allowed in edibles to 100 milligrams per package from 10 mg.

For the past 13 years, they have been hosting Ugly Potato Day for anyone who wants to come down and receive a few potatoes and squash that they cannot sell to the stores.

A B.C. company says it has the solution to major waste in the food system, but that it needs investors to scale up and stay profitable.