Women In Weed Clap Back at Federal Government’s Threat to Legal Pot
Just a few days ago, Raeven Duckett and her partners marked a milestone: the first day of expanding their marijuana delivery service to recreational users.
Browsing: Legal
Los Angeles Gets Ready for Cannabis Truck Advertising in ‘Largest Marijuana Marketing Campaign’
January 1 saw the official legalization of recreational marijuana in California, and with it a potential huge boost to an industry that one research company estimated could be worth $6 billion by 2021.
Everything You Need to Know About Legal Weed in California
In 2018, weed will become legal in California.
Pot Policies: Everything You Need to Know About Marijuana Legalization
Cannabis curious? Jonesing for your first legal joint? Either way, get ready to roll: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says marijuana will be legal by next summer.
Where Does Sask.’s Future Premier Stand on Legal Cannabis, the GTH?
CBC is compiling a list of where each Sask. Party leadership candidate stands on important issues.
Weed and Wine Tours in California
With recreational use becoming legal in January 2018, visitors to the state can join trips matching cannabis with the more established grape-based legal high of the region.
The Swiss Cannabis Farm Aiming to Supply ‘Legal Weed’ Across Europe
With its low-THC and high-CBD products already on sale in Switzerland and France – and soon the UK – Swiss business CBD420 are keen to see clearer regulation around the supply of cannabis.
Will a Supreme Court Case End Provinces’ Pot Monopolies Before Legal Stores Even Open?
As provinces begin drafting laws for the control and sale of cannabis on their territories, a case that the Supreme Court of Canada will hear in a few weeks threatens to derail their plans.
Newfoundland and Labrador to Sell Marijuana Through Private Stores
Newfoundland and Labrador has announced recreational marijuana will be sold through private stores.
Will Cannabis Be Legalised in the UK, Which Celebrities Support it and Where is Marijuana Legal?
You could still face a maximum five years in jail for possessing cannabis – but a campaign to decriminalise the drug is gaining momentum and is being backed by a number of famous faces.
