A Candidate Backed Medical Marijuana. Wells Fargo Closed Her Bank Account.
Nikki Fried, a Democrat running for agriculture commissioner in Florida, has made no secret of her support for medical marijuana.
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Female Cannabis Users Come Out of the Shadows as Legalization Looms
Carol Francey waxes nostalgic when she thinks back to the first time she tried pot.
Ontario Says Cities Will Have ‘Short Window’ to Opt Out of Cannabis Shops – but Can’t Say How Short
Ontario government officials signalled on Wednesday that local councils elected this fall will have to make a speedy decision on whether to allow private retail pot shops in their cities and towns
We Fact Checked an ER Doctor Who Said Weed Edibles Can Kill Kids
She got a lot of things wrong.
Can Cannabis Contribute to Improving Women’s Sex Lives?
For years, Kinleigh Stewart thought she was asexual.
Weed Wants Ads Sprout, as Cannabis Job Searches Blossom with Industry
The growth of Canada’s soon-to-be-legal recreational pot industry is starting to create a small buzz among job hunters.
“Legal” Weed in Italy is a Joke
I was walking down a side street in Rome near the Spanish Steps when a sign leapt out at me: “Weed Shop.” Be still my Seattleite heart.
Online Sale of Pot After Legalization Raises Privacy Concerns, Experts Say
Existing laws should protect privacy, but one ex-privacy commissioner says, ‘we need to keep eyes on it’.
Harsh Pot Rules Spark Need for Underground Parties
Marijuana ‘speakeasies’ won’t fade away once drug’s legal, organizers say.
Countdown to Cannabis: The Case for Amnesty
The end of prohibition — and the increasing expectation that the Trudeau government will expunge the records of all Canadians with minor cannabis possession convictions — is all well and good in principle.
