Women With Menopause Turn To Cannabis For Treatment
Each year, over 2 million women reach menopause, while 27 million are in the throes of it.
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After Long Wait, Mainers Revel In First Day Of Recreational Pot Sales
Long lines formed outside some of the 6 stores that opened Friday, and the limited supply and high prices didn’t dampen the spirits of those who turned out to celebrate the freedom to buy marijuana legally.
Cannabis Cultivators Suffer Devastation as Wildfires Rage in the West
CANNABIS CULTURE – Wildfires are still ravaging the western portion of the United States, where nearly 60 percent of the cannabis industry’s operations are located.
Retailers Call It Unfair For BC Liberals To Exclude Cannabis From PST Tax-Cut Promise
BC Liberal Party plans to take the 10% PST off booze, while leaving the 7% PST on cannabis.
Almost Half of US MS Patients Use Cannabis for Nerve Pain, Sleep, Survey Reports
In a nationwide survey of cannabis-based therapy use among Americans with multiple sclerosis (MS), almost half of respondents endorsed such products
First Recreational Cannabis Business Opens in Naperville
Recreational cannabis officially became for sale Thursday in Naperville with the grand opening of the city’s first adult-use cannabis dispensary.
Colorado Governor Pardons Cannabis Convictions: What To Know
While the cannabis industry is currently thriving, there are still 40,000 people in the United States locked behind bars for minor cannabis-related crimes.
From Cherries To Weed: Canadian Farming Family Harvests 60 Acres Of Cannabis
It’s October, which means for outdoor cannabis cultivators in Canada, it’s also harvest season.
Why Denver’s Harold Sims, Winner Of Cooked With Cannabis On Netflix, Will Probably Never Open A Restaurant
The chef thought the restaurant industry was flawed even before the pandemic.
New Jersey Cannabis Legalization Efforts Get A Celebrity Boost From Kevin Smith And Rick Steves
“Only you can make the Garden State truly green!”
