Illinois Medical Marijuana Businesses Anxious as Patient Numbers Remain Low
The number of people approved to use medical marijuana in Illinois remains too low to sustain the industry, business owners said.
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Legal Marijuana Earned Washington $70 Million This Year
Washington launched its second-in-the-nation legal marijuana market with just a handful of stores selling high-priced pot to long lines of customers.
The Medical Minute: Is Cannabis an Effective Substitute for Opiate Pain Relievers?
More than 1.5 billion people in the world and an estimated 116 million Americans regularly suffer from chronic pain, and they're typically prescribed opiate pain relievers to manage their symptoms.
Denver Campaign Would Allow Marijuana Use in Bars
Beer? Wine? Or weed?
Wait for Medical Marijuana in Minnesota Ends
Wednesday, July 1, was an historic day for Minnesota. Medical marijuana is now legal across the state.
Cannabis Day Activist Bert Easterbrook Protests Brutal Treatment by Vancouver Police
Once honoured as a hero, Easterbrook was charged with obstruction of justice at Cannabis Day event.
Man Arrested at Vancouver Pot Protest Won Award for Heroism at Stanley Cup Riot
A man arrested at a Vancouver pot protest on Canada Day is vowing to burn an award he received for his heroism during the Stanley Cup riot.
Cannabis Day Organizers Respond To Aggressive Police Crackdown at Vancouver Art Gallery
A message from the organizers of Cannabis Day 2015 at the Vancouver Art Gallery
Vancouver Cannabis Day Protest Leads To Arrests
The organizer of an annual marijuana protest in downtown Vancouver is blaming the city for an outbreak of violence that led to several protesters being arrested on Canada Day.
PTSD And Cannabis — Can Researchers Cut Through the Politics to Find out Whether Weed Works?
Matt Stys funnels a mound of finely ground God’s Gift, a sativa strain of marijuana, into his multicolored glass bowl and takes a hit.
