Various police forces say they’ll be using the next few months figuring out how to best navigate the new legal landscape. Roadside sobriety testing is a major issue
A new report, which measured costs associated with health, justice and lost productivity, finds that more than two-thirds of substance use costs are associated with alcohol and tobacco
The incident occurred June 19. Ministry of Labour spokeswoman Janet Deline says the worker was struck by a bucket that was attached to a crane
The train cars carrying crude derailed around 4:30 a.m. local time June 22 in northwest Iowa. No information was immediately available on how much oil each of the tankers was carrying
The spill released more than 225,000 litres of diluted heavy oil, about 40 per cent of which went into the North Saskatchewan River. Husky says its newly proposed pipeline will be safer and better managed
The fine comes from prosecutors in the German city of Braunschweig
The World Cannabis Congress is hosting 450 producers in Saint John, N.B. They will discuss how to deal with Health Canada restrictions on branding cannabis products
Vehicles covered by the Kia recall include 2010 through 2013 Forte compact cars and 2011 through 2013 Optima midsize cars, as well as Optima Hybrids and Sedona minivans from 2011 and 2012
The spill volume reported from Kinder Morgan’s Darfield station north of Kamloops on May 27 was revised to 4,800 litres from 100 litres. The spill was contained to the station property, the B.C. Ministry of Environment said
Bill C-45 passed in the upper house late June 7 by a vote of 56-30 with one abstention. The bill must now go back to the House of Commons, where the government will decide whether to approve, reject or modify the changes
