Pot Brownies Rank Highest In Colorado Marijuana Edibles Survey
Pot brownies have long been the stereotypical face of marijuana edibles, and a study by ConvergEx Group proves they are still the most popular stoner snack in Colorado
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Pressure Builds to Legalise Medical Marijuana After Boy Denied Treatment
Australian drug law reform head says most people support the right of parents to do whatever they can to help a sick child
Manitoba Hemp Processor Expands
The largest hempseed processing plant in the world is under construction south of Winnipeg.
As Other States Contemplate Legalization, Marijuana Sales Top $9.2 Million In Washington
If California voters elect to approve the sale of marijuana this fall, the state can expect to collect $519,287,052 in sales and excise taxes over one year.
Maryland’s Decriminalition of Marijuana Goes Into Effect
A new marijuana law went into effect on Wednesday in Maryland.
Help Track US Candidates’ Positions on “Vote For Marijuana” Web Site
StoptheDrugWar.org has teamed up with Vote For Marijuana, a new web site that's building a database of all state and federal politicians and their public statements/votes/pledges related to marijuana policy.
Vancouver Officials Pass Vapor Ban, Promise They Won’t Target Marijuana Users
CANNABIS CULTURE - Vancouver City Council passed changes to by-laws on Wednesday banning the "vaporization" of "any substance" in the same places smoking is prohibited, but officials publicly stated that the new rules would not be used to target medical marijuana users or vapor lounges.
Canadian Doctors Given Guidelines on Prescribing Marijuana
The College of Family Physicians of Canada has created new guidelines to help doctors determine if and when a patient should have access to marijuana to treat chronic pain or anxiety.
Mayor Nutter Signs Marijuana Decriminalization Bill
Starting October 20th, people possessing small amounts of marijuana in Philadelphia will no longer be subject to arrest.
Most People With Addiction Simply Grow Out of It: Why Is This Widely Denied?
The idea that addiction is typically a chronic, progressive disease that requires treatment is false, the evidence shows. Yet the "aging out" experience of the majority is ignored by treatment providers and journalists.
