On the cannabis front, the changes will make clear that private operators who set up cannabis outlets can't use store names that suggest their product is tied to medical or therapeutic benefits, and can't entice children.
Three deaths in 48 hours have police warning residents of the potential dangers when using illicit street drugs.
If you have a case of the Mondays, or just need something to smile about, this might just do it.
The apology was read at the official opening of the Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre.
The 15th annual Lassonde-Tyler friendly tournament took to the ice Monday with 22 teams playing. The oldest player involved is 91.
"We have to present a very fair and unbiased opinion as to say, look here's what we think it can do, is it worth taking the risk."
The song is written from the perspective of a father whose son was a hockey player with big dreams cut short by a truck driving in the wrong lane. It flows with a certain Canadian spirit and howls at the loss of innocence.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it won’t comment on what happened regarding the mix-up of the identification of the Humboldt Broncos.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it doesn’t have any training that compares to what actually happened with the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority comments that it’s never seen a mass casualty like the one that occurred with the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Mark Wahba of the Saskatchewan Health Authority says there are 12 patients remaining of the Humboldt bus crash which include four critical, four serious and four stable.
Scott Livingston of the Saskatchewan Health Authority asks the media for time and space as they deal with helping victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Officials say giving blood is a direct way of helping out, with donations going on to help trauma or car crash victims, cancer patients and more.
Investigators said one suspect was taken to Foothills Hospital with minor injuries.
On Monday April 9, Ipsos released the results of a survey revealing that only 16 per cent of Canadians could correctly identify the Vimy Monument.
The snowpack in the Okanagan continues to be well-above average, causing concern about flooding.
Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner and a handful of municipal councillors are facing scrutiny after a trip to Phoenix last week to broaden their knowledge on LRT systems.
A dozen survivors of a bus crash that killed 15 people on Friday are still in a Saskatoon hospital and four remain in critical condition.
Can Ottawa save the pipeline project? And if so, how?
A semi-truck and bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team collided on Highway 35 Friday evening, killing 15 and injuring 14 others.
Donating to a charity can help you lower your taxes, but make sure to do some research before you give.
A citizen-led coalition is turning to the court of appeal to overturn a decision made last year to dismiss its lawsuit.
"We know there's a big shortage of daycares in Canada, there's a dire need for this," she noted. "Anything we can do to help promote and keep women in the workforce is not just good for the community, it's good for Canada."
Although 90 per cent of Canadians think organ donation is important, only 20 per cent are registered. Here's how to be an organ donor.
An Edmonton City Hall code of conduct will be in place by this summer. A council committee spent part of Monday coming up with the rules.
