Canada

Justice Edward P. Belobaba ruled that Bill 5 ’substantially interfered’ with municipal candidates’ Charter right to free expression

Winnipeggers will soon decide whether to change the distinctly Soviet vibe of one of the country’s iconic cityscapes

The easy answer is: Don’t toke and drive. Just don’t.

Rare is the day when police and outlaw bikers give each other quarter. The tragedy in Fredericton led to just such a scene.

The annual gathering draws 28,000 people to its events—a hot ticket lost even on many locals in the nation’s capital

Paul Wells: A victory by the upstart CAQ could mark a historic shift in Quebec. Just don’t expect any radical changes.

Exhaled smoke contains so little THC that you’d need to sit in a room with 16 joints being smoked per hour in order to show any signs of being high.

The Conservatives’ Bill C-36 made it harder for sex workers to do their job safely—and despite their promises, the Liberals haven’t fixed the problem, either

A B.C. filmmaker took the provincial government to court over the existence of Bigfoot. Here’s why the province’s superior trial court dismissed his lawsuit

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