Hexo Corp. says it is aiming to undercut prices in the illicit market with its new 28-gram product, that costs as much as one dollar less per gram than illegal sellers charge. Continue reading →

Shay Bradley, 62, had the last laugh when a prerecorded message in which he complains about his coffin played at his funeral. Continue reading →

Canadians wanting to cross the U.S. border are being asked different marijuana questions than they were before cannabis was legal, a U.S.-based lawyer says. Continue reading →

Most contestants on “Wheel of Fortune” gush about their lovely home life. But not Blair Davis. Continue reading →

Andrew Scheer alleged that the Liberals used Canada’s national anthem for a “political statement” when asked why he had remained seated while MPs sang ‘O Canada.’ Continue reading →

WASHINGTON (AP) — Once again, the Washington Capitals have a player leading the NHL in scoring. Just not the one you might expect. Continue reading →

“We’ve tried everything to get attention on this issue: letters, emails, phone calls, meetings.” Continue reading →

GM employees still remember the day it was announced that their factory would be closed. Continue reading →

The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon, a Metrolinx spokesperson confirmed. Continue reading →

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says bargaining with the Progressive Conservative government has reached a virtual standstill. Continue reading →

The deal, which the union says offers “major gains” for workers, was hammered out after months of bargaining. Continue reading →

An online petition that has gathered more than 2,200 signatures says the library is providing a platform for Meghan Murphy to spread hate speech. Continue reading →

Toronto will receive an almost $30-billion investment for new transit and existing transit systems will continue to be “owned and operated” by the city, according to a release. Continue reading →

Mahamed Mohamud Mussa, 42, of Ottawa, and Mohamed Yousuf Mohamed, 43, of Toronto, are charged with one count each of second-degree murder. Continue reading →

The Toronto Blue Jays will return to Montreal to play two pre-season games for the seventh consecutive season next year. Continue reading →

Investigators responded just after 10 p.m. Tuesday to the westbound collector lanes of Highway 401 near Islington Avenue.  Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to Hurontario Street and Matheson Boulevard in Mississauga at around 5:20 a.m Wednesday. Continue reading →

Ford made the comments during only his second media availability since the campaign began in September. Continue reading →

“Nyangwila was quickly identified as a pimp. We identified him as a human trafficker. And the investigation commenced at that point where we started uncovering and unravelling a large criminal network,” Truong said. Continue reading →

Toronto Maple Leafs (4-2-1, third in the Atlantic Division) vs. Washington Capitals (3-2-2, third in the Metropolitan Division) Continue reading →

The Maple Leafs have made a habit of falling behind early this season. Continue reading →

More than 80 people were killed when hurricane Hazel hit the area, many of whom were living near the banks of the Humber River when flood water swept away their homes. Continue reading →

“These families, for them to be going day after day after day without the treatment these kids need is really just heartbreaking,” Levy said. Continue reading →

The agency’s CEO says the province’s online and wholesale distributor will consult with federally licensed producers and retail store owners on the possible change. Continue reading →