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The change comes after years of litigation and before a judge prepared to rule on the $1.3-billion class action suit.

The chain’s four outlets in the city started building out their stock of cannabis paraphernalia in April 2017, after noticing their customers also tended to use marijuana.

“The president was not briefed by any member of the Department of Defense on any cost associated with the parade,” Col. Rob Manning told reporters at the Pentagon.

Randy Attwood remembers visiting the David Dunlap Observatory for the first time as an eight-year-old boy and feeling awestruck as he looked up at the towering 1.88-metre reflector telescope.

Thousands of people participated in the unsanctioned event, which involves people from both sides of the border floating down the St. Clair River in rafts better suited to the swimming pool.

Boyne Lester Johnston is now in his 80s, and the bank he robbed is now an upscale restaurant. On a visit this month, the “Champagne Kid” reminisced about the 1958 heist and his fleeting fame.

The company offers new pet owners the ability to work from home for a week to welcome new dogs or cats.

Trainer Deanna Allain hopes for a law change to make it easier for service dog trainees to get access to places in Ontario.

City hall’s election office opened Monday for council and school board trustee candidates to register again, this time under new ward boundaries.

Pilot project sees DDSB run special versions of Great Beginnings preschool program

Conservative leader will shift the focus to policies that might help his party win next year’s election, and away from questions about Maxime Bernier.

Raised in Firgrove’s public housing, school board trustee Tiffany Ford is challenging Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti for his council seat.

Jack Meldrum, 15, from Mississauga was stabbed Saturday and transported to hospital, where he later died. Toronto police arrested a 15-year-old boy on Monday and charged him with second-degree murder.

The site was organized in response to the Ontario government’s decision to scrap a legally sanctioned and funded site that was expected to open last week at the Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre.

Greece’s eight-year crisis will be over as its third and last bailout program ends Monday, but with a drop in average income, higher taxes and high rates of clinical depression, many greeks are finding little cause for celebration.

A worker at the EWSWA recycling plant — just off of Central Avenue on North Service Road East — found a python on the weekend, prompting a visit from the Windsor-Essex Humane Society.

Twenty combines and drivers, along with around 100 spectators and volunteers joined forces to harvest Brian Williams' crop of durum wheat near Milestone, Sask.

Since late June, Kim has devoted almost all of his public activities to visiting factories, farms and construction sites, rather than the military units and weapons test sites that he frequented last year.

Don McGahn’s lawyer has offered only a limited accounting of what McGahn told the investigators, according to two people close to the president.

Ottawa will raise the annual quota for parent/grandparent sponsorship to 20,000 and start processing applications on a first-come-first-served basis in 2019.