Medical Marijuana Privacy Concerns Spark Legal Action
Envelopes marked Marijuana Medical Access Program sent out to users across Canada
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Medical Marijuana Patients to Sue Health Canada
Thousands of Canadians across the country are planning a class action lawsuit against Health Canada after they were outed as medical marijuana users in a mass mail out last week.
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Health Canada Gaffe Outs Up To 40,000 Medical Marijuana Users in Letters
Health Canada gaffe outs up to 40,000 medical marijuana users in letters
Medical Marijuana Users Outed In Health Canada Privacy Gaffe
Envelopes marked 'Marijuana Medical Access Program' sent out to users across Canada
Risky Acne Drug Diane-35 Underscores Health Canada’s Limitations
The agency has no power to recall bad drugs if the manufacturer won't; Diane-35, yanked for a time in France, is still being prescribed here.
Prairie Plant Systems Responds To Cannabis Culture Coverage
CANNABIS CULTURE - Canada's only current government-licensed provider of medical marijuana responds to Cannabis Culture about the safety and efficacy of its products.
Companies Ready To Cash In On Canada’s New Medical Marijuana Program
CANNABIS CULTURE - As Health Canada begins issuing licenses for its new medical marijuana program, which has come under fire from patients across the country, several companies are preparing to cash in on an industry that could be worth billions.
Medical Marijuana Price Will Increase Under New Rules, Despite Health Canada Assurances
Canada is kicking off a $1.3 billion medical marijuana initiative on Tuesday that it hopes will serve nearly half a million residents by 2024, The Canadian Press reported Sunday.
Canadian Government Imposes New Rules for Medical Marijuana
Using wastewater from fish farming and hydroponic lamps, 100 green leafy plants are beginning to thrive.
Health Canada Approves Heroin Maintenance
Last Friday, Health Canada used some creative rule-reading to approve a program that would provide prescription heroin to a small number of hard-core users, and the Conservative health minister isn't happy.
