A Tiny African Kingdom Wants to Export Its Cannabis to the World
Marijuana has been cultivated in Lesotho for centuries. Now it’s a critical piece of the government’s agricultural strategy.
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Legal Cannabis Retailers Worry Low-THC Edibles Will Send Customers to Black Market
Products will show up on shelves in Newfoundland and Labrador stores in the coming days.
Health Canada Issues Recall for Cannabis Oil Capsules Sold in New Brunswick
Health Canada has recalled a batch of cannabis oil capsules due to a labelling error.
To Unlock the Potential of Cannabis, The Industry Needs More Research
A recent spate of vaping-related lung illnesses has lawmakers and health officials calling for more testing of legal cannabis products.
The Canadian Government Acts Like Alcohol Is Safer Than Weed. That’s Absurd
In the latest example of hypocrisy, Health Minister Patty Hajdu said Canadians should avoid consuming cannabis to protect their health.
Merry Loudmas: Let’s Make a Ganjabread House
Building gingerbread houses in elementary school usually involved fastening stale cookies to a milk carton
At 25 Cents a Gram to Produce, is Outdoor-Grown Cannabis the Key to Lower Legal Prices?
Ontario outdoor cannabis grower 48North says it produced flower at this fall’s harvest for 25 cents a gram, far lower than indoor growers’ cost of $2 a gram.
If CBD Can Mean the Difference Between Life or Death in Response to Treatment, Isn’t it Worth a Try?
CANNABIS CULTURE – Patients with various diagnoses of cancer were offered the opportunity to supplement the standard treatments prescribed by their physicians with bioRenovate. In all cases, we found patients responded better with bioRenovate than without it. Based on these results, we now consider bioRenovate an important complementary treatment to chemotherapy.
Kush in the Kitchen: What to Know When Cooking With Cannabis
Pat Newton has been experimenting with cannabis-infused cooking for more than 15 years.
No Cannabis Edibles for Christmas in 3 Provinces Because of Delays
3 of Canada’s largest provinces won’t have new products available until January.
