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Products containing cannabidiol, the non-psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, are being manufactured for cats, dogs and even horses

The feds believed the provinces were best-positioned to distribute recreational marijuana by piggybacking on the existing liquor distribution system

Carbon Engineering might offer the utopian-sounding prospect of a climate-change solution that does not involve eliminating our reliance on fuel

It’s best to stick with one or the other. If you do mix the two, it’s safer to drink first.

Smoke takes effect almost immediately. Edibles take time but last longer. And the high is quite different.

Laurie Cooper is a den mother of sorts to more than a dozen Syrian and Afghan refugees

Allegations against a former teacher and photographer—first reported by Maclean’s—have ballooned into a newly certified class-action against the fabled ballet

From Vancouver real estate to the pipeline lawsuit, the NDP attorney general has planted stakes in the province’s biggest issues. But his greatest challenge might be hanging on to his seat

A takeover by a U.S. giant Vail Resorts drove prices from high to stratospheric, say Vancouver snow mavens. Then there’s the whole Fahrenheit thing.

Jason Young, an engineer with consulting firm Advantage Forensics, on safety standards, rural crossroads and the upside of roundabouts