It Could be Legal to Carry up to 30 Grams of Marijuana Under Bill to be Tabled Thursday
Highly anticipated pot plans will be made public on Thursday.
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A Raid on a Pot Shop Draws the Ire of the Public Stationed on the Sidewalk
As police and city officials raid another weed dispensary operating outside the law, prospective customers have just one question: “Why?”
What Marijuana Legalization in Canada Could Mean for the United States
America’s neighbor to the north is fast moving toward legalizing recreational marijuana nationwide, which would make Canada the second country in the world to do so.
Bipartisan Bill Would Reclassify Marijuana as Schedule 3 Substance
Bipartisan legislation proposed in the House on Thursday would make marijuana a Schedule 3 drug
Uruguay Government Legalizes Sale of Recreational Cannabis in Pharmacies
Government hopes formalisation process will ‘guarantee the quality and the purity of the product’ citizens consume, head of the National Drug Board says.
Licensed Marijuana Producers Keen for Details in Canada’s Marijuana Legislation
Licensed marijuana producers are eagerly anticipating legislation from the federal government to legalize cannabis.
Alberta Students Ask Province to Spend Any Marijuana Taxes on Mental Health
Some University of Alberta graduate students want the province to roll any tax revenue raised from the legal sale of marijuana into mental-health and addictions programs.
Paging Dr. Spicer: Cannabis Could Help Fight Opioid Abuse and Save Us Billions, Actually
On Friday, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) revealed that 25% of U.S. overdoses are due to heroin,
Company Caught Selling Tainted Marijuana Can’t Trace Source of Contamination
A federally regulated medical marijuana company caught selling products tainted with a banned pesticide that can cause debilitating health problems has been unable to determine how the chemical got into its supply
Texas Could Lose Millions of Tax Dollars if it Stalls Medical Marijuana
The Texas Compassionate Use Act was signed into law on June 1, 2015, by Governor Greg Abbott.
