Gravenhurst Cannabis And Coffee Shop Team Up To Support Shopping Locally
Small businesses should work together, not apart, say business owners.
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5 Wild Things I Learned Analyzing 23,000 Illegal Drugs
I founded a community program called Get Your Drugs Tested in my hometown of Vancouver, Canada. We have a storefront where anyone can come and get their drugs analyzed for free, plus we also accept samples by mail. We pay for it all with revenue from our medicinal cannabis dispensary, one of the few pre-legalization legacy weed shopsRead More
Canadian Cannabis Sales Hit Another Record — Which Province Sold The Most?
British Columbia saw a 510% growth in cannabis sales in December, compared to the month before, and 22% from a year ago.
Cannabis on Canvas – Highlighting the Beauty of Flower
CANNABIS CULTURE – Tracy Pshyk is a self-taught artist from Kelowna, BC, whose photorealistic paintings are capturing attention by highlighting the beauty of cannabis flower.
Yukon Cannabis Retailer ‘Frustrated’ By Delay In New Online Sales Regulations
The Yukon government is one step closer to legalizing online sales and delivery services.
Appeals Court Sides with BC Compassion Club After Years of Struggle and Tragedy
CANNABIS CULTURE – After years of struggle and tragedy – Bob Woolsey won his appeal of sentence and civil forfeiture on November 23, 2021. But has too much damage already been done?
Canada Sets New Record With More Than $364 Million Worth Of Retail Cannabis Products Sold In October
The figures represent a 35 per cent increase in year-over-year sales nationwide.
Brock Programs Being Developed In Cannabis Sciences And Applied Ecology
Brock University’s Faculty of Mathematics and Science is in early stages of developing two new programs to meet the rising demand for careers in cannabis sciences and applied ecology.
3 Years Since Canada Legalized Pot, Some Communities Still Can’t Access It
When delivery requests from British Columbia’s Lower Mainland flow into cannabis retailer Dutch Love, a reliable number of them come from customers in the suburbs of Surrey and Richmond.
Traffic Injuries Among Youth Did Not Change After Legalization Of Cannabis: Study
Before the legalization of cannabis, some who were opposed to the concept suggested that it could lead to more impaired driving, particularly among youth — a worry that was unwarranted
