Category Archives: Canada

Cannabis retailers, governments warn of lingering supply shortage
TORONTO - Demand for newly legal pot appears to be outstripping supply on the second day of legalization as retailers ran low on some products or were cleaned out completely, manifestations of a short...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

Proposed new laws against bestiality don't go far enough, critics argue
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is proposing changes to strengthen laws against bestiality and animal fighting, but advocates against animal cruelty, including a Liberal MP, say these measures are the...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

Feds defend barring edible cannabis for a year as black market eyes gaps
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is aware the massive black market for marijuana is banking on the appeal of products like cookies, tablets and vape pens but it defends waiting another year to greenlig...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

'Not trying to be on the front page:' Toronto Mayor John Tory on re-election bid
TORONTO - Headlines and TV highlight clips are overrated, Mayor John Tory is saying at a Toronto diner shortly after he took his mother to vote in front of photographers ahead of Monday’s munici...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

Feds defend barring edible cannabis for a year as black market eyes gaps
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is aware the massive black market for marijuana is banking on the appeal of products like cookies, tablets and vape pens but it defends waiting another year to greenlig...
Kayla Derkach Oct 18, 2018

'Not trying to be on the front page:' Toronto Mayor John Tory on re-election bid
TORONTO - Headlines and TV highlight clips are overrated, Mayor John Tory is saying at a Toronto diner shortly after he took his mother to vote in front of photographers ahead of Monday’s munici...
Kayla Derkach Oct 18, 2018

As testimony wraps at MMIW inquiry, commissioner says Ottawa has done little
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The chief commissioner of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls says she hasn’t seen much progress from the federal government since ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 18, 2018

As testimony wraps at MMIW inquiry, commissioner says Ottawa has done little
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The chief commissioner of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls says she hasn’t seen much progress from the federal government since ...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

From politics to pot: Legislators now in the cannabis business
OTTAWA - Former prime minister Jean Chretien once joked while in office that he would be ready to smoke marijuana in retirement, but a number of politicians and political operatives have actually foun...
Andrew Snook Oct 18, 2018

From politics to pot: Legislators now in the cannabis business
OTTAWA - Former prime minister Jean Chretien once joked while in office that he would be ready to smoke marijuana in retirement, but a number of politicians and political operatives have actually foun...
Kayla Derkach Oct 18, 2018

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