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Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh and husband to Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of 99. → Read More
Masks work well to protect others, but your mask works less well to protect you. Here's why. → Read More
The 'reproduction number,' or the average number of Canadians who are infected by someone with coronavirus, has been falling since the third week of May. → Read More
'The next six months are going to be really difficult,' one expert warns, as Canada reaches 100,000 cases of the novel coronavirus. → Read More
The concept is simple: get swabs from a group of people, take samples from those swabs, and then test them together. → Read More
Despite the economic chaos caused by the novel coronavirus, home prices in the Greater Toronto Area are up slightly from this time last year. → Read More
How does Canada's coronavirus curve compare to other countries? We're doing better than some, but not as well as others. → Read More
Official counts don't show the complete total of coronavirus deaths, epidemiologists say. → Read More
Public health experts say that a graph of positive tests shows that sacrifices to flatten the coronavirus curve are working in Canada. → Read More
Ontario had completed just 334 tests for COVID-19 per 100,000 residents trailing well behind Alberta and B.C. → Read More
The survey also showed that supporters of different parties saw different aspects of immigration as more important. → Read More
People with cannabis hyperemesis syndrome — a problem some heavy smokers get that involves chronic vomiting — are usually told to quit. But some cure it by switching to a legal supply. → Read More
Today, the federal government told people with prohibition-era marijuana convictions how to get long-promised pardons. It's a complex process involving lots of paperwork. → Read More
Pardons are supposed to let a former offender move on. So why do they sometimes create more problems than they solve at the U.S. border? → Read More
British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Sunday he would resign if Boris Johnson became prime minister because he felt unable to support a leader happy to take the country out of the European Union without a deal. → Read More
Canadians bought $85 million worth of legal weed in May, $11 million more than in April, according to Statistics Canada data. → Read More
Middle-aged men increased their cannabis use after legalization more than any other demographic group. In second place: middle-aged women. → Read More
Legal cannabis sales more than doubled in Ontario in April, after stores started to open. → Read More
When THC-infused beverages go on sale later this year, you'll only legally be allowed to buy small amounts. → Read More
The provinces are taking the lion's share of cannabis tax revenue, figures released today show. → Read More