2 Toronto Police Officers Suspended After Allegedly Ingesting Pot, Hallucinating While on Duty
CBC News has learned Const. Vittorio Dominelli and his partner are under investigation.
Scarlette Daniels
Amid an Industry Boom, Incarceration for Weed Still Threatens Black Women
Nija Guider, 21, spent three days in a Georgia jail ― locked away from her infant son ― because she attended a party where marijuana was present.
Dennis Peron, Father of Medical Marijuana in California, Dies at 72
Dennis Peron, the activist who fired up the movement to legalize medical marijuana in California, died on Saturday in a San Francisco hospital. He was 72.
A Country that Punishes Drug Traffickers with Death is Investing in Medical Marijuana
One of the countries with the world’s harshest drug laws is planning to invest in medicinal pot.
Forget About Oil. Alberta is Poised to Become the Province of Marijuana
The friendly market takeover of CanniMed Therapeutics by Aurora Cannabis will have a significant impact on the cannabis production and distribution landscape in Alberta.
Want to Work in Cannabis? Here’s Where You Should Study
As the July 2018 marijuana legalization date comes closer, universities and colleges looking to cash in on the burgeoning cannabis industry are figuring out ways to meet new demand for skilled workers
Legalized Cannabis Sales Could Be in the Billions — If Retail Can Smoke Out The Black Market
Canadians spent an estimated $5.7 billion on marijuana in 2017.
How to Make Marijuana Milk
Many great dishes and recipes call for one of my favorite things, dairy, specifically milk.
Cannabis Growers Get Creative to Ease Power Demands of Pot
Innovative scientific, engineering ideas are reducing the electricity demands of producing pot.
Cannabis Edibles Get Higher Approval Rate
Better dust off that recipe for hash brownies.
