TORONTO — Health Canada is proposing redesigned nutrition labels that would highlight when food products contain a lot of sugar.
VANCOUVER — Marijuana-medicated brownies, teas and oils are now on the menu for patients who prefer ingesting their treatment, yet commercially licensed pot producers say a high court ruling doesn't set out clear directions for them.
TORONTO — South Korea's burgeoning MERS outbreak should be a reminder to the world that a virus some may have written off can trigger significant disease and major disruption, a World Health Organization expert says.
A Malaysia-led consortium has become the first in British Columbia to announce conditional approval of a liquefied natural gas project, a major step forward for the Liberal government as it stakes its future on development of the industry.
MONTREAL — The mayor of Paris says if cities want social peace, they should fight against inequities among their citizens and reach out to them before they become radicalized.
VATICAN CITY — As Prime Minister Stephen Harper was being shepherded around the Vatican's inner corridors for his meeting with Pope Francis on Thursday, a mild kerfuffle broke out over the giving of gifts.