A Tiny Texas Town Takes a Chance on Medical Marijuana
Schulenburg, with fewer than 3,000 residents and a polka museum, seems an unlikely place for some of the state’s first legal sales of the drug.
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SLGA to Issue About 60 Permits to Sell Cannabis in Sask., Government says
Municipalities will have the option to opt out of having a cannabis store if they choose.
ReTreat Edibles Honing Recipes in New Cannabis Market
The recipe for John Michael MacNeil’s Double Chocolate Midnight Brownies is straightforward.
Jeff Sessions’ Marijuana Move will Backfire
Jeff Sessions announced Thursday that he is rescinding the Cole memo, which reflected the Department of Justice’s relatively passive policy under the Obama administration since August 2013 on enforcement of federal cannabis laws.
San Diego Woman Cooks Traditional Mexican Dishes With Cannabis
Yvanne Castañeda has been cooking with cannabis for years and hopes to one day open her own restaurant in California.
A Handy Guide to Weed-Friendly Restaurants, Pop-ups, and Bars in Los Angeles
Here are all the places in LA that serve cannabis-infused drinks or food.
Canadian Pot Stocks Start 2018 with a Bang Amid California Legalization
THC BioMed surged 70% intraday and CannaRoyalty jumped 27%, pushing the BI Canada Cannabis Competitive Peers Index up 13% to a record.
Women In Weed Clap Back at Federal Government’s Threat to Legal Pot
Just a few days ago, Raeven Duckett and her partners marked a milestone: the first day of expanding their marijuana delivery service to recreational users.
Los Angeles Gets Ready for Cannabis Truck Advertising in ‘Largest Marijuana Marketing Campaign’
January 1 saw the official legalization of recreational marijuana in California, and with it a potential huge boost to an industry that one research company estimated could be worth $6 billion by 2021.
Cannabis Oil Openly Sold by Iowa Stores Without State Permits, Despite Legal Questions
Iowans who want to buy cannabis oil to treat a range of ailments don’t have to wait a year for state officials to set up a tightly regulated distribution system – because versions of the products already are for sale on store shelves.
