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HALIFAX — A Halifax-based law firm has launched a class-action lawsuit against Canopy Growth (TSX:WEED) and its subsidiary Mettrum over recalls of medical marijuana that contained unauthorized pesticides.

An Ottawa university has raised eyebrows and ire by opting to remove the scale from its primary athletic facility.

INNISFAIL, Alta. — Mounties need help to name their new puppies. The Name the Puppy 2017 contest is held yearly to name 13 German shepherd fur balls that will grow up to be RCMP police dogs.

A Canadian vibrator maker accused of secretly tracking the intimate habits of thousands of its customers through a smartphone app has agreed to spend $5 million to settle a privacy lawsuit in the United States.

Quebec's 2017-18 budget will be tabled on March 28. Finance Minister Carlos Leitao made the announcement today and said it will be his third consecutive balanced budget. Quebec posted a $2.

HALIFAX — Just one in three potential jobs announced by Nova Scotia's economic development agency through its payroll rebate program actually materialized over the past four years, a figure rekindling debate over the impact of the incentives.

TORONTO — The merging of two major weather systems will leave a huge stretch of central Canada blanketed in snow, Environment Canada said Tuesday.

TORONTO — Canadian singer-songwriter Feist says "Pleasure," her first studio album in nearly six years, will be released on April 28.

OTTAWA — Almost a full year after Sen. Mike Duffy was acquitted on 31 charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust, the man who paid him $90,000 remains under investigation by the federal ethics watchdog.

BURLINGTON, Ont. — Two men are facing dozens of charges related to a series of alleged residential break-ins across the province.