Ebony Costain is Changing the Way You Buy Cannabis
While the marijuana legalization battle continues to brew in Federal courts, innovative cannabis startups have begun to crop up.
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Canadian Military Trying to Decide How to Handle Marijuana Legalization
The military is currently wrestling with the implications of legalization, Canada’s top general says – including time restrictions on using the drug before going on duty.
Colorado is Finally Getting its First Cannabis Club
The city of Denver granted its first license on Monday to a business that will allow marijuana use on its premises. The Coffee Joint plans to charge patrons a $5 entry fee and permit them to consume their own cannabis in edible or vapor form.
A Major U.s. Stock Exchange is Listing a Weed Company For the First Time Ever
A major Canadian licensed weed producer has obtained approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission to begin trading on the NASDAQ — it will be the first marijuana company to be listed on a U.S. stock exchange.
Pot Parties: How Legalized Weed is Fueling New Kinds of Fun
Nightlife has long been synonymous with alcohol – but party planners can’t assume any booze-friendly event will work as well with cannabis.
Pot-Infused Hamantashen – Because Getting Drunk on Purim is So 2017
Jewish tradition suggests one should celebrate Purim by getting so drunk that they cannot tell the difference between Mordechai and Haman.
6 Essential Weed Gadgets For The Modern Home
Silicon Valley is no stranger to cannabis culture, so it’s no surprise that tech companies are driving innovation in the pot world. And guess what? They’ve got some seriously impressive products.
I Shouldn’t Be Criminalised for Using Cannabis to Ease My Constant Pain
A new UK bill could give hope to millions of people suffering unnecessarily, allowing them to choose their medical path.
Forbes Senator Calls Out Big Pharma for Opposing Legal Marijuana
A prominent Democratic U.S. senator is slamming pharmaceutical companies for opposing marijuana legalization.
How These Sisters Became Champions for Legalizing Weed
When Beth Stavola initially recruited her youngest sister away from a “respectable” job on Wall Street to join her in the medical marijuana industry, their conservative parents were less than thrilled.
