The Ultimate Guide to CBD and Seniors With Arthritis
In the United States, 23 percent of adults suffer from arthritis. Around the world, 350 million people have this condition.
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Reckoning With Race: Three Black Cannabis Insiders on How the Industry Could Be More Equitable
In the wake of global Black Lives Matter protests and the movement’s demands to defund police services, it seems that every organization in all industries is looking inward and experiencing a reckoning with racial injustice.
Puff, Puff, Paint (Cannabis, Canvas & Rocky the Cancer Fighter)
CANNABIS CULTURE – Pristine lakes, gentle waterfalls, sun-kissed mountain tops, and thriving conifers are some of the natural beauty that shine out through the work of painter, Rocky, from Denver, Colorado. Rocky’s chooses bright colors for his palette conveying the warm, familiar feeling of stepping into his world on a gorgeous autumn day. But RockyRead More
April Pot Sales Show Resilience Amid Shutdown
U.S. cannabis sales stayed strong in April even as broader retail sales fell by double digits, indicating that the March increase in demand was more than just pantry loading.
A New Kind of ‘Pot’ Luck?: B.C. Catering Company Pairs Food With Cannabis
However, province advises anyone pursuing this type of business to consult a lawyer.
Armstrong, Lumby Pot Shops Peel Back Window Coverings
Higher Path owner says transparency could help reduce stigma around recreational cannabis.
‘The Happy Chef’ to Release New Psychedelics Cookbook
Edible Dee, The Happy Chef, shot to the spotlight after participating on Netflix’s NFLX 0.86% “Cooking on High” and releasing a cannabis cookbook with Cypress Hill’s B-Real.
High Country: in Kitchen Toke’s New Hemp Honey, the Bees Do the Infusing
Originally set to showcase at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Joline Rivera’s CBD superfood makes its debut.
Bringing Equal Opportunity to the Cannabis Industry, It’s Time Lawmakers Start Supporting Small Businesses
Cannabis is an essential business in most legal states, yet many small dispensaries are struggling and actually bleeding revenue.
Cannabis Companies Facing Proposed Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Mislabelling
Some major cannabis companies in Canada are facing a multi-million dollar proposed class-action lawsuit over allegations the potency of their products is “drastically different” than advertised.
