Marijuana Compounds Show Promise in Protecting Brain Cells from Alzheimer’s
Some potentially good news about cannabis compounds is wafting from the Salk Institute labs in San Diego.
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How Cannabis has Given an Ontario Boy a ‘New Lease on Life’
It’s a remarkable transformation. Even a shocking one.
Ottawa Might Try to Prohibit Homegrown Pot
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government warns legalized recreational marijuana will be a strictly controlled substance — so much so that even homegrown weed may be prohibited.
California Marijuana Legalization Could Usher in New Gold Rush
Legalization of recreational weed would generate an estimated $1 billion in additional taxes per year.
These People Want to Show Alaska Tourists the Marijuana Industry
To Keith Crocker, it’s clear marijuana could be the logical next step in pushing Juneau’s tourism industry to a higher level.
Dr. Cannabis opens its doors in Sherbrooke, Quebec
Fees for the new service range from $155 to $700.
Most Mass. Doctors Wary of Approving Marijuana Use
A small circle of physicians — 13, to be precise — has provided the vast preponderance of approvals needed by Massachusetts patients to gain access to medical marijuana
I Take Photos of Dank Weed for a Living
Marcus Gary “Bubbleman” Richardson makes his living photographing dank nugs and hash.
Smoke-a-phobia
CANNABIS CULTURE – It’s not the smoke that causes harm, but the radioactive chemical fertilizers. But try telling that to the Vancouver Municipal Government. Once again, Vancouver City Council has been deaf to reason, looking for any excuse to shut down businesses that cater to the hookah smoking crowd. But this time it’s not the “bring-your- own-bud” vapor loungesRead More
Ontario Should Avoid Rigid System for Selling Pot
Once marijuana is legalized, Ontario should not lock itself into a single rigid distribution system that treats adult consumers like naughty children and allows a substantial black market to survive.
