Deciem stores reopen after founder and CEO ousted on interim basis
Deciem stores that had been shuttered for several days reopened on Saturday, after the founder of the so-called "The Abnormal Beauty Company" was ousted by an Ontario…
Oilsands bitumen prices in negative territory, analyst calculates
A financial analyst says prices being paid for Western Canadian oilsands bitumen have fallen so far that producers are losing money on every barrel sold into the…
Cannabis companies jockey for share of Ontario’s pot shops
A battle is brewing over how Premier Doug Ford's government will divvy up the private sector's share of Ontario's retail cannabis market. Legislation that would allow companies…
How long should police officers abstain from pot before going to work? Researchers weigh in
Twenty-eight days. That's how long members of the RCMP and Toronto police have been ordered to abstain from smoking or vaping recreational pot before reporting for duty.…
Why a dying Gord Downie struggled to reveal ‘The Secret Path’ to Canadians
In his last year, while living with his own tragic story, Gord Downie was consumed by another. Chanie Wenjack, a 12-year-old Anishinaabe boy, ran away from a…
5 things about international travel when cannabis becomes legal
The signs posted on the Canadian side of Ontario's Thousand Islands crossing into the United States couldn't be more clear: "No cannabis at border crossings." They're punctuated…
Missing toddler found safe in west Edmonton, police say
A toddler, who went missing Friday night with a man known to him, has been found safe and unharmed, the Edmonton Police Service says. The two-year-old boy…
Trudeau says Quebec plan to make cannabis legal at 21 leaves opening for organized crime
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the incoming Quebec government's plan to raise the legal age for smoking cannabis to 21 could leave an opening for organized crime.…
Indigenous students question universities’ commitment to Indigenization
Ntawnis Piapot is one of two recipients of the 2018 CJF-CBC Indigenous Journalism Fellowships, established to encourage Indigenous voices and better understanding of Indigenous issues in Canada's…
Top court hears grim details of Cindy Gladue’s last hours as it considers new murder trial
Details of a murder trial that saw the sexual history of the victim, Cindy Gladue, presented to the jury — and her torn vaginal tissue entered as…
Nova Scotians lead the country in cannabis consumption, says StatsCan
While B.C. may be known for its production of bud, Nova Scotians lead the country in cannabis consumption among people 15 and older, according to Statistics Canada…