Cannabis edibles

• Reminder issued about storage of cannabis edibles after Toronto child accidentally ate ‘Buzzy Peaches’

  A Toronto police statement said charges likely won't be laid since the edibles were purchased legally. Officials encouraged adults with children to keep edibles in a locked area.

  Cannabis

  Mar 4
• ‘Stoner patch’ candy, gummies among cannabis-laced items seized by police from Markham convenience store

  York Regional Police have issued a warning for parents after a Markham convenience store allegedly sold illegal cannabis edibles, disguised as regular candy, to underage teenagers.

  Crime

  Feb 23
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• Quinte West man charged after 3-year-old eats illegal cannabis edibles

  OPP have charged a Quinte West man after police say a 3-year-old child consumed a large amount of cannabis candy.

  Cannabis

  Feb 22
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• IWK Regional Poison Centre reports increase in cannabis edible consumption by children in 2020

  'The main message is that edibles needs to be locked up.'

  Cannabis

  Dec 24, 2020
• Burlington, Ont., man facing drug, weapons charges: police

  Officers executed a search warrant and seized cannabis, bags of edible gummies, as well as two high capacity extended handgun magazines.

  Crime

  Sep 25, 2020
• Child sickened after accepting cannabis-laced candy from stranger: Woodstock police

  The child is now safe and in good health.

  Crime

  Sep 10, 2020
• Several children hospitalized after eating illegal cannabis edibles: Health Canada

  Heath Canada said the illegal edibles looked like regular candy or other foods and were stored in places kids could easily access like refrigerators and freezers.

  Canada

  Aug 13, 2020
• Cannabis edibles hit Lethbridge shelves: ‘demand is going to far outweigh availability’

  In what is being called "legalization 2.0" by some, the launch of edibles across the province hit Lethbridge on Thursday, and retailers expect to sell out quickly.

  Cannabis

  Jan 16, 2020
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• Cannabis edibles arrive on Alberta store shelves

  Retail stores in Edmonton and Calgary are preparing to receive cannabis edibles products on Monday, one month after some other provinces.

  Cannabis

  Jan 13, 2020
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• Wait for a ‘high’ before gobbling more cannabis edibles, doctors say

  Inexperienced users might consume too much of a cannabis edible, thinking that it's not working, and have a negative experience, doctors say.

  Cannabis

  Jan 6, 2020