LOS ANGELES – Clint Eastwood sued several companies that sell CBD supplements on Wednesday, alleging that they are falsely using his name and image to push products he would never agree to endorse. Two lawsuits filed in federal court in Los Angeles include allegations that… Read More »Clint Eastwood sues CBD sellers over use of his name, image
Amber Heard spent most of her second day of evidence in Johnny Depp’s libel case against a British tabloid dismissing accusations that she fabricated allegations of domestic violence against her ex-husband. Taking to the witness box Tuesday at the High Court in London, the actor faced… Read More »Amber Heard denies fabricating injuries in Johnny Depp’s U.K. libel trial
HARTFORD, Conn. – A college student who avoided capture in several states for six days after a homicide, kidnapping and home invasion spree in Connecticut pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a second murder charge and other crimes. Peter Manfredonia, 23, a former University of Connecticut… Read More »College student pleads not guilty to second murder charge
The B.C. government says sweeping new regulations on sales and marketing of vaping products will be in full effect by the end of the summer. Health Minister Adrian Dix and Education Minister Rob Fleming spoke to the media about the province’s “action plan” on vaping… Read More »B.C. government’s strict new rules on vape products coming into force this summer
VANCOUVER — Restrictions on flavoured pods and some of the most stringent limits on nicotine levels in Canada are among new B.C. regulations aimed at stopping young people from vaping. The proposed changes, expected to be in place by the end of summer, are garnering… Read More »Forget the cotton candy or melon lush, kids. B.C. brings in strict new vaping rules
A man testified at his Zoom trial on Monday that he wanted to sell illicit firearms smuggled into Canada from the United States, but that it never actually happened. Bill Allison, 48, a Toronto man who sold marijuana and owned several businesses, told the virtual… Read More »Wiretapped conversations were about food not guns, Toronto man tells Zoom trial
The B.C. government is restricting the sale of all flavoured vaping products to adult-only stores. Sweeping new rules came into effect on Monday that are considered to be the country’s most comprehensive to reduce vape use in young people while still allowing adults to use… Read More »Vaping: B.C. orders cut to nicotine content, restricts flavoured products to adult-only stores
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted July 20, 2020 11:21 am Updated July 20, 2020 11:22 am Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ Aurora Cannabis Inc. is reorganizing its European operations and cutting some jobs.… Read More »Aurora Cannabis to cut jobs in Europe
A City of Kawartha Lakes man is facing several charges, including impaired driving, following a collision on Sunday. OPP say officers responded to a two-vehicle collision on Kawartha Lakes Road 36 (Highway 36) north of Four Points Road, just a few kilometres northeast of Lindsay.… Read More »City of Kawartha Lakes man charged with impaired driving following weekend collision – Peterborough
There’s a sharp divide between health officials and business groups on whether or not the Ford government should allow cannabis lounges and cafes, and broaden the number of places pot can be sold. CBC Toronto obtained the results of the government’s consultation — conducted earlier… Read More »Ontario won’t allow cannabis cafes — for now — as health officials raise concerns