Jamaica Cannabis Dispensary Touts ‘World Class’ Experience
High-end cannabis has made its way to Jamaica’s west coast, although that’s not new news to anyone familiar with the destination.
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B.C. Unveils New Cannabis Sales Programs To Help Small, Indigenous Growers
The B.C. government says it will launch three cannabis programs over the next two years to help small and Indigenous growers compete with larger rivals.
Cannabis Could Help Fight ‘Superbugs,’ Study Suggests
Could cannabis provide the solution to antibiotic-resistant “superbugs?”
Hong Kong’s First CBD Cafe Opens Its Doors To Customers
Cannabis may be illegal in Hong Kong, but a new cafe is offering a range of food and drinks that contain parts of the cannabis plant without breaking any local laws.
Parkinson’s Patients Report Using Cannabis Largely for Symptom Relief in U.S. Survey
Nearly a quarter of patients with Parkinson’s disease polled in a U.S. national survey reported using cannabis mainly to try and ease their symptoms
Patients Prefer Medicinal Cannabis In Chemotherapy Trial
Medicinal cannabis has been shown to make a difference for cancer patients to relieve the side-effects of chemotherapy.
House Democrats Postpone Cannabis Legalization Bill Until Post-Election
“At a time when people are really struggling just to pay the bills and to get through this health crisis, [COVID relief] should be our priority.”
Cannabis Consumption Surges During Pandemic As Sleep Issues And Anxieties Mount, Says New Poll
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a nearly double-digit increase in cannabis consumption among users
Dominion Strike Leaves Central Newfoundland Shoppers With No Cannabis Retailer
Critics say it shows a gap in legalization, and people are heading to the illegal market.
Women-Owned Company At The Forefront Of Arkansas’ Emerging Cannabis Industry
Marijuana has gotten plenty of attention in Arkansas since November 2016 when the state’s voters passed Amendment 98, which legalized medical marijuana.
