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Quebec's government-run cannabis stores opt for control over customer experience
MONTREAL — When Quebec's state-run cannabis outlets open Wednesday morning, they will offer some 110 products — from containers of pre-rolled Tsunami brand joints to small vials of cannabis oil. But in a set-up closer to a pharmacy ...
Ford criticizes PM over pot, says cops need reliable equipment to test for pot
Ontario's premier is criticizing the federal government over cannabis a day before recreational pot becomes legal, saying police aren't equipped to reliably screen for drug-impaired driving. Doug Ford said Health Canada has only ...
Half of Canadian homeowners say cannabis use will hurt property values: poll
TORONTO — More than half of Canadian homeowners recently surveyed say they would be less likely to consider a property if they knew cannabis had been grown inside, according to a poll released Tuesday. Real estate listings ...
Killer-rapist Paul Bernardo set for parole bid after 25 years in prison
Paul Bernardo, whose very name became synonymous with sadistic sexual perversion, is expected to plead for release on Wednesday by arguing he has done what he could to improve himself during his 25 years in prison, mostly in solitary ...
'They dithered; he withered:' Final arguments in Calgary child death trial
CALGARY — Jurors in the trial for a couple charged in their 14-month-old son's death heard starkly differing accounts Tuesday of why he died. Jennifer and Jeromie Clark of Calgary have pleaded not guilty to criminal negligence causing ...
Heavy rains, strong winds expected for Port aux Basques and parts of the Southwest Coast
Parts of Labrador may get snow ...
Manitoba mulling a ban on public consumption of edible cannabis products
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is looking at expanding its ban on smoking cannabis in public places to also include consumption of edible products. Two days before the legalization of recreational marijuana, Justice ...
'Panicked' six-year-old girl one of two dead in Calgary transit train accidents
CALGARY — A six-year-old girl on her way to school was one of two people who died Monday in separate accidents involving Calgary's light-rail transit trains. The girl was hit by a train at an intersection near the ...
No one hurt after trespassing in rural Alberta escalates to gunfight: police
SPIRIT RIVER, Alta. — Police in northwestern Alberta say a suspect is in custody after a gunfight broke out between a suspected trespasser and a resident of a rural property. RCMP in Spirit River say the incident began Friday afternoon ...
Port aux Basques proves a natural fit for Oceanic Releaf cannabis shop
Although cannabis will be available at retail outlets once legalization comes into effect on Oct. 17, southwest coast residents will have to wait a bit longer to purchase it locally. Taylor Giovannini of Oceanic Releaf says the date for the grand ...
