Brant Councillors Vote to Opt in on Retail Cannabis Stores
City of Brantford to vote Tuesday January 15, 2018.
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Surgeon General Believes It’s High Time for Marijuana Reclassification
At the close of 2018, the U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams made a bold move, and called on the federal government to rethink marijuana’s classification as a Schedule I substance.
Lottery for 25 Ontario Retail Cannabis Licences to Take Place Next Week
The Ontario government will accept entries next week from those looking to enter a lottery to apply for the first 25 retail cannabis licences in the province.
Consumers Are Paying for Government’s Failure to Understand Cannabis
David Clement is the North American affairs manager with the Consumer Choice Center.
Liberals Lay Out Proposed Rules for Cannabis ‘Edibles’
Public will have 60 days to weigh in on new regulations for marijuana-infused food, drink.
It’s Time to Remove Cannabis From the Federal Drug Schedules
When the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) passed almost 50 years ago, it created a classification system, known as drug schedules, that prescribe how the federal government views and responds to specific drug compounds.
Why Are So Many Countries Now Saying Cannabis Is Ok?
Around the world attitudes towards the use of cannabis are shifting.
Quebec Moves to Raise Legal Age to Consume Cannabis to 21
The Quebec government tabled legislation Wednesday that would impose the strictest cannabis controls in the country, raising the legal age to 21.
What Trump’s New AG Means for the Cannabis Industry
Tuesday’s election will have major short- and long-term effects on marijuana policy.
Mislabelled Weed Latest Headache for Ontario Cannabis Store
Weed producer TerrAscend Canada admits ‘an incorrect description’ was provided to OCS
