‘Very, Very Rich Market’: Why Top Canadian Marijuana Companies All Have Their Eyes on Europe
Four of Canada’s largest cannabis companies reported earnings this week.
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Grieving U.S. Mom With Ptsd Has Medical Cannabis Seized at Halifax Airport
Her medical cannabis is one of the few things keeping Petite Henry from succumbing to the grief of losing her only two children to suicide. But now she’s without it.
6 Cannabis Cookbooks With Recipes From Basic to Gourmet
As cannabis is legalized — although it remains illegal under federal law —and goes mainstream in California and other states, the cookbook industry has churned into high gear with books on what ways to use jazz cabbage beyond the bong.
Sea Weed: This Cannabis-Infused Lobster Mac and Cheese Recipe Makes Family Dinners More Relaxing
When it comes to side dishes that can double as main meals, is there anything better than macaroni and cheese?
No Spike in Cannabis-impaired Driving One Month After Legalization, Data Shows
Canadian police have not seen a spike in cannabis-impaired driving one month since legalization, but there needs to be more awareness of laws around storing marijuana in vehicles and passengers smoking weed, law enforcement officials say.
Fights Over Tight Cannabis Supplies Prompt Alberta Regulator to Change Rules
A national cannabis shortage has led to corporate battles for whatever pot is available. Now, Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis has stepped in to referee some of the disputes.
Legalization Hampers Ottawa Woman’s Access to Pain-Easing Cannabis Oil
Annette Walker hasn’t been able to fill her adult daughter’s prescription for a month.
Man Claims He Was Sent Home From Hospital After Telling Doctors He Smokes Medicinal Marijuana
A man living in Saskatoon claims Royal University Hospital staff turned him away from treatment after he told doctors he takes medicinal marijuana for his anxiety.
Cannabis and Epilepsy Symposium in Denver During Epilepsy Awareness Month
This is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, with a campaign designed to raise awareness about the neurological disorder that affects around 200,000 new patients each year.
Canada’s Cannabis Advantage Is Going Up in Smoke as the U.S. Moves in
Half of the 10 biggest marijuana companies trading in Canada are now U.S. based.
