Perth Company Edges Closer to Cannabis Nasal Spray Epilepsy Treatment
A unique nasal spray designed to combat epileptic seizures could be one of the first medicinal cannabis products to hit Australia’s healthcare market.
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Prepare for Portland’s First Weed Brunch, Pajamas Optional
HunnyMilk smoothly avoids legal hurdles to bring you American comfort food, marijuana, and Saturday morning cartoons.
Trudeau Says Immediate Marijuana Decriminalization a “Bad Idea”
CANNABIS CULTURE – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, on a stop in Vancouver yesterday, told the press that marijuana decriminalization is a “bad idea.”
Protest Plan Calls for Huge Crowd to Smoke Marijuana Outside the White House on 4/20 to Push Obama
Inspired by a warning from comedian Bill Maher that progress on marijuana reform could be rolled back after President Obama leaves office
These Famous Athletes are Advocating for Marijuana as a Workout Tool
The District recently marked the first anniversary of its legalization of recreational marijuana.
The 8 Ways Canada Can Legalize Marijuana
CANNABIS CULTURE – The Canadian cannabis community has launched a formal “Parliamentary e-petition” which outlines an eight-point path for legalization.
Marijuana-Lovers Needed: Volunteer For 4/20 2016 in a Canadian City
CANNABIS CULTURE – April 20 is coming soon and organizers of 4/20 marijuana celebrations in Canada need volunteers! Sign up today if you’d like to volunteer for a Canadian 4/20 event.
Can Marijuana Save Your Sex Life?
When you get supremely stoned, you’re probably not good for taking care of anything beyond a couple bags of Doritos.
Marijuana Mum Smokes Bong as it ‘Makes Me a Better Parent’ While Reading Cannabis Storybook to Toddler Daughter
A mum reads a storybook about cannabis to her young daughter after taking a hit from a bong and claiming smoking weed improves her parenting skills.
Majority of Canadians Agree Pot Should Be Legal: Poll
A strong majority of Canadians agree with the Liberal government’s plan to legalize marijuana, and half of them feel users should be able to grow their own pot at home, a new Globe and Mail/Nanos Research poll has found.
