With a slew of promises to keep, the Liberals are damning the torpedoes, deploying time allocation and closing their eyes and ears to the howls not only of the opposition but of an increasing number of Canadians. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne said Monday there will be zero tolerance for youths aged 21 and under, novice drivers and all commercial drivers in Ontario who have a detectable presence of drugs or alcohol in their system. Continue reading →

The point of legalization is to stop punishing consenting adults, to keep marijuana out of the hands of kids, and to eliminate the black market. Not only does Ontario’s plan do little to achieve any of those ends, it may, in fact, prove to be counterproductive. Continue reading →

“A lot of police leaders are concerned with the pending deadline, and our ability to make sure we’re ready for the enforcement aspect of what is going to be coming out,” said John Pare, London’s police chief. Continue reading →

Maritime medical cannabis dispensary owners and other workers in the illicit side of the industry met in Halifax to discuss creating a not-for-profit group to present their concerns to provincial and federal governments, according to one store owner. Continue reading →

That we have political leaders willing to acknowledge wrongs is good, having them actually do something about it is better. Continue reading →

Will Canada’s best-qualified work force be blacklisted from working in legal marijuana retail? Continue reading →