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An alarming incident that occurred at a Halifax school is serving as a reminder for parents to keep cannabis products out of reach of children. Police are investigating after five elementary school students were taken to a nearby hospital as a result of consuming cannabis products that were brought to the school.

CAA Manitoba says a new survey finds that 27 per cent of Manitoba drivers say they’ve driven a vehicle after consuming edible cannabis.

This spring, a petition heading to parliament will ask for drastic changes to the country’s cannabis legislation. NORML, a cannabis lobbying group is asking Health Canada to raise the limit of THC allowed in edibles from 10 milligrams to 100 per package. They argue that for some, the current limit is the equivalent of drinking...

While many of us are getting ready to hunker down for the winter, many Manitoba mushroom foragers continue to scour fields and forests in the final days of the season in the hopes of spotting some edible treasures. Global’s Rosanna Hempel reports.

Food, foodies, farmers and food crafters bring together all they love about growing, developing and sharing authentic, creative food products. The taste celebration takes over downtown Campbellford… we get a small sample of what to expect…

Sask. Polytech students took their projects to a showcase on Friday. Easton Hamm reports they showed off edible cutlery, a robotic hand, and solutions for mining industries.

Emily Mae’s Cookies & Sweets began 7 years ago at Jennifer Wight’s kitchen table, and she elbowed her way into a boutique cookie niche, eventually opening her bakery & shop on Lansdowne Street West in Peterborough. She used DIY cookie decorating kits to bridge the COVID gap with her customers and continues in person &...

Manitoba’s Poison Centre has seen an increase in kids needing medical help after ingesting marijuana edibles.

Tis the season for treats and the owners of Rousseau Chocolatier in Halifax did not disappoint with their latest creation; edible ornaments that are perfect for the table or your tree!

A local Montreal cookie artist is taking the federal election to a whole new level. In an attempt to encourage people to vote, this baker has created election-themed cookies, showcasing the leader of each party. Some sell faster than others and her team has even created some edible replicas of other popular leaders. Global’s Olivia...

Global’s Believe BC series focuses on a Burnaby company that turns food waste into edible ‘bioflakes’. Ted Chernecki has the story.

A group of enthusiastic gardeners who wanted to follow in the footsteps of a small community in Todmorden, England, started the NDG Incredible Edibles initiative in 2013. Global’s Elizabeth Zogalis has the story.

Sweetness baked goods shows off how some edible markers can be the key to a fun decorating session!

It’s officially legal to sell edibles, but the three largest provinces in Canada won’t be pushing any product until 2020. Morganne Campbell explains.

NSLC spokesperson Beverly Ware talks about the sale of cannabis edibles available online this week  through the NSLC website.

Edibles are slated to hit the retail market in mid-January. Taz Dhaliwal looks into how Lethbridge cannabis stores are preparing for what some have dubbed “cannabis 2.0”.

The first shipment of edibles arrived at some Calgary cannabis stores Monday. Many in the legal marijuana industry say this will be a game changer. As Lauren Pullen reports, this roll-out is just the beginning.

A new Christmas gift for adults is burning off the shelves. And as Allison Bamford explains, if customers haven’t bought cannabis edibles yet, they won’t make it into their stockings.

Nova Scotia is one of the first provinces in the country to have edibles available for purchase, but as Alexa MacLean reports, supplies are limited.

Montreal’s Insectarium, one of the largest of its kind in North America, now offers a gourmet sampling box featuring treats made from edible insects, like grasshoppers and crickets, along with Québec-sourced products. Montreal Insectarium director Maxim Larrivée joins Global’s Kim Sullivan to tell us more about these healthy and eco-friendly snacks.