Nice Day for a Weed Wedding: The Couples Who Married With Marijuana
Michelle Casanova’s idea of a dream wedding was a simple one – though a little different from most: “I wanted to take a huge bong rip in my wedding dress.”
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High Cannabis Taxes Keep Black Market Alive in California
Two years ago, California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 64, which legalized adult cannabis use. Fast forward two years later, and the illicit market is “getting worse, not better.”
People Who Bring Medicinal Cannabis Into the UK Should Not Have the Drug Confiscated, MPs Say
People who bring medicinal cannabis into the UK should not have it removed by the Government on arrival, MPs have said.
Patient Who Uses 100 Grams of Pot Per Day Granted Right to Possess a Kilogram at a Time
Allan Harris argued his constitutional rights to liberty, equality were violated by 150-gram limit.
Ontario Government to Issue 50 New Cannabis Store Licences, 8 to Go to First Nations
Ontario is set to get 50 more cannabis retail stores starting in October.
Yellowknife Chef Becomes Nationally Certified Cannabis Sommelier
Robin Wasicuna hopes to develop recipes for multi-course gourmet meals containing cannabis.
Okanagan Gets Legal Cannabis Shop for Canada Day, a Year Later Than Some Expected
When news broke that the federal government was hoping to have marijuana legalization in place by Canada Day 2018, some in the Okanagan likely had visions of celebrating the country’s birthday by purchasing some newly legal cannabis.
B.C. Has the Highest Use of Cannabis in the Country
B.C is no stranger to cannabis and a new UN report says the province is smoking more than any other province.
What Mohawks Can Teach Us About Cannabis
Robert Tehonikonrathe, aka Fisher, was smiling.
‘There’s No Opposition Now’: How a Quiet Canada Town Became a World Leader in Growing Weed
In an abandoned chocolate factory in Ontario, Canopy Growth is nurturing global ambitions. But could it thrive in Britain?
