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Union vows to have employees trained and ready for Ontario pot store openings

The head of the union tapped to represent workers in Ontario cannabis stores says his members will be well-trained and ready to go by next July, the target date for federal legalization of recreational pot.

Securities commissions defend name-and-shame lists despite long list of unpaid penalties

CALGARY — It turns out that publicly shaming violators of provincial securities laws is an exceptionally poor way of collecting unpaid penalties but some Canadian regulators say they will continue to operate the websites anyway.

B.C. budget update likely just an appetizer for next year's main course: experts

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's New Democrat government is expected to unveil its first budget on Monday following last week's ambitious throne speech, but experts expect the financial update will be little more than an appetizer ahead of the main cou

Louis CK premieres his secret, very Woody Allen-esque film

TORONTO — Louis C.K. on Saturday debuted potentially the most audacious film of the Toronto International Film Festival: a very Woody Allen-esque comedy that simultaneously comments on Allen — and C.K.'s — controversies. C.K.

U Sports Roundup: Nketiah leads Warriors in win over Varsity Blues

WATERLOO, Ont. — Receiver Richmond Nketiah caught two touchdown passes and the Waterloo Warriors staved off a fourth-quarter comeback attempt to beat the Toronto Varsity Blues 28-23 in U Sports football action on Saturday.
Gable, Tiger-Cats hold on to beat Redblacks 26-22; Ottawa loses QB Harris

Gable, Tiger-Cats hold on to beat Redblacks 26-22; Ottawa loses QB Harris

OTTAWA — The Ottawa Redblacks made no excuses Saturday night as they fell 26-22 to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at TD Place. Ottawa didn't show up for the game until the second half and by then they had dug far too deep a hole for themselves.
Canadians in Florida brace for the worst as hurricane Irma descends

Canadians in Florida brace for the worst as hurricane Irma descends

TORONTO — Canadians who fled to Florida in search of warmer climes are bracing for the worst as a major hurricane descends on their new home state. Some hunkered down with supplies while some fled in fear as hurricane Irma bore down.

Former journalist and McGill University chancellor Gretta Chambers dies at 90

MONTREAL — Gretta Chambers, a noted journalist and McGill University's first female chancellor, has died at the age of 90.
Altidore leads Toronto FC to 4-0 rout of San Jose; TFC clinches playoff spot

Altidore leads Toronto FC to 4-0 rout of San Jose; TFC clinches playoff spot

Toronto FC has the best record in Major League Soccer and has clinched a post-season berth. But captain Michael Bradley and head coach Greg Vanney insist there's still work to be done.

Canada to play Japan for bronze medal at U18 baseball World Cup

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Canada will face Japan for bronze at the under-18 baseball World Cup, while the United States and Korea meet up for gold.
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