4/20 Vancouver Time-Lapse by SkyMaN
POT TV – SkyMaN shared his timelapse of 420 2016....
POT TV – SkyMaN shared his timelapse of 420 2016....
VANCOUVER – Cannabis Culture, a popular chain of cannabis-related businesses that has been operating in Vancouver for 25 years, announced today it will be closing all three of its cannabis dispensaries in the city on January 31, 2019.
Ontario’s first cannabis retail shops are set to open their doors next week, but some of the 25 licence holders are still wading through the lengthy approval process and might not be ready for business.
‘Dogs like the smell of cannabis,’ Sudbury veterinarian says.
Few musicians have the cannabis cachet of avid toker Willie Nelson.
James E. Wagner Cultivation secures production licence from Health Canada.
CANNABIS CULTURE – In 1971, I owned the Cotangent, a small fashion-clothing store on the hill in Boulder, Colorado. That year, I traveled to Europe with my wife Rosie, our young son, Mikel-Jon, and Marina, a Dutch Indonesian woman who accompanied us as a nanny. We entered Holland with a brand-new Volkswagen bus and 30,000
But Health Canada pushes back against notion of a national cannabis shortage.
People attending a craft beer festival in Toronto in June will be able to smoke pot there, too, in what organizers say will be the first legal cannabis lounge in the province.
CANNABIS CULTURE – It’s been six-months since the Canadian Liberal Government imposed their exclusionary legalization plan. Six months, and Canada remains a legal cannabis desert. Even worse, ethically run, job-providing dispensaries have been forced to close nationwide while well-connected licensed producers have come nowhere near supplying the medical market, let alone the recreational one.
At first glance, you can tell that Roam’s vape pens are a little different.
Quebec started legalization with only a dozen cannabis stores to serve the whole province — or one for every 700,000 people.
The market has been slower to grow than it has in the US. But that’s set to change.