Robin Williams’ Son Hosts Party for ‘Luxury Cannabis’
San Francisco socialites and Silicon Valley types celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love when Zak Williams — son of Robin Williams — and his wife, Alex
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‘Superstar’ Business Grad from White Rock Lauded by SFU
Graduate Garrett Downes created a consultation company to support pot manufacturers.
State Lists Applicants to Grow Medical Cannabis in Pa.
A complete list of companies that want to grow and process medical marijuana in Pennsylvania was released Friday by the state Department of Health.
Organic Weed? Marijuana Growers Go Green
An industry long haunted by negative connotations and a lack of sound research finds new opportunities in sustainability.
Future Cannabis Market Still a Hub of Opportunity for New Players
According to two industry analysts, the opportunity to participate in the shaping of the future market is still significant.
Higher Education: Learn to Be a Pot Grower, Vendor or ‘Cannabis Sommelier’
When Colorado became one of the first U.S. states to legalize recreational marijuana in 2014, the state became the centre of several industries that can only really thrive if pot is legal
Older Women and Medical Marijuana: a New Growth Industry
Jeanine Moss never expected to get into the cannabis industry. But that was before her hip-replacement surgery.
Get Your Skin High with These Locally Made Cannabis-Infused Wellness Products
Move over, grapeseed oil: it looks like cannabis is shaping up to be the next trending skincare ingredient, and for good reason.
Tragically Hip Strikes Partnership with Medical Marijuana Company
A soon-to-be publicly traded medicinal marijuana producer has partnered with the Tragically Hip in anticipation of the drug’s legalization and a burgeoning recreational market.
This Sleepy California City was $3 Million in Debt — Now It’s Cashing in on the Marijuana Industry
Adelanto, California, is what’s known as a “drive-through town.” It’s a dusty plot of desert surrounded by Joshua trees and dilapidated factories. Few outsiders stay long.
