Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam stressed that the risk of contracting a novel form of coronavirus remains low despite the fact that the country has now documented its first case.

Finishing up with the first outdoor harvests this week, growers large and small reflect on the experience for the Toronto Star.

The costs often fall to homeowners. In smaller the problem falls to seniors and those who can’t afford several thousand dollars to dig up the pipes.

The reality is the same for renters across the country who live in homes with lead pipes. Many aren’t informed of the risks to themselves and their families. And even if they do know, there’s little they can do but…

The city says it will take 40 years to fix the system

From product shortages in the early days to edibles on the horizon, we’ve come a long way in our first year of legal weed. Yet one thing remains clear: there’s still much room for improvement when it comes to enforcing…

The Leafly Cannabis Guide employs a set of flower-shaped symbols — set in a kaleidoscope of simple shapes and colours — to lead people through the dizzying array of cannabis strains the legal market has on offer.

As Canada welcomes its biggest cohort of international students ever, it’s proving especially lucrative for Ontario colleges, but also creating a host of new challenges.

Subjects who regularly smoked pot had higher levels of a protein linked to brain inflammation, which an earlier study associated with depression and other disorders.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to call election on Wednesday for Oct. 21 vote.