Cannabis Dispensaries Raided by Halifax Police
Search warrants conducted at Coastal Cannapy on Agricola Street and Green Light on Barrington result in multiple charges.
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The Swiss Cannabis Farm Aiming to Supply ‘Legal Weed’ Across Europe
With its low-THC and high-CBD products already on sale in Switzerland and France – and soon the UK – Swiss business CBD420 are keen to see clearer regulation around the supply of cannabis.
Will a Supreme Court Case End Provinces’ Pot Monopolies Before Legal Stores Even Open?
As provinces begin drafting laws for the control and sale of cannabis on their territories, a case that the Supreme Court of Canada will hear in a few weeks threatens to derail their plans.
Newfoundland and Labrador to Sell Marijuana Through Private Stores
Newfoundland and Labrador has announced recreational marijuana will be sold through private stores.
Michigan Judge Throws Out Marijuana Butter Case
A Michigan judge has thrown out a case against two former corrections officers who were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana-infused butter.
A Weed-Infused Supper Club is Coming to Chicago
Yup, it’s exactly what it sounds like – a cannabis based pop-up restaurant is opening shop in Chicago on December 4th.
Top 5 Unexpected Benefits of Cannabis Use
CANNABIS CULTURE – With a complicated plant, you get some really interesting side-benefits. Some of these might just well surprise you, and you may just well want to get yourself a medical marijuana card after reading about these.
New Brunswick Names Zenabis as 3rd Supplier of Recreational Pot
Memorandum of understanding signed with Restigouche-based company.
The Best Weed-Spiked Dishes for Your ‘Danksgiving’ Meal
Whether you enthusiastically celebrate the inherently strange tradition of Thanksgiving with a doofy fold-out paper turkey, or you reject the idea but love to feast with your family, the eating can be good for everyone.
Big-Farm Takeover Feared Under California’s New Pot Rules
Long-held fears of a corporate takeover of cannabis agriculture bubbled to the surface Friday, a day after the state released detailed regulations for what has historically been a loosey-goosey trade populated by small backwoods farmers.
