Miss Universe Canada Dressed Up As Legal Cannabis, Because Of Course
Unfortunately, her scores were not so high.
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In One Year, Canadians Spent $908M on Legal Cannabis
Canadians spent about $908 million on non-medical cannabis in the first year since legalization, but online sales dropped as more brick-and-mortar locations opened, said Statistics Canada.
Ontario’s Cannabis Retail Lottery in Question After Year of Legalization
Ontario is thinking about changing the lottery system being used to award cannabis retail licenses after the first year of legalization saw only 24 outlets open, with critics panning the lack of access for consumers.
New Provincial Rules Will Enable Officers to Ticket for Possession of Illicit Cannabis
Changes to provincial law set limits of how much weed users can have in public.
B.C. Cannabis Shop Covers Window with Photo of Frontier Mountie. RCMP Wants it Removed
‘I saw it as a tribute to the RCMP, to be honest,’ says operator of Cranbrook store
Israel Rescinds Moratorium On Cannabis Import and Export, Now What?
Cannabis export from Israel has received the final government approval, after one year of waiting.
Minnesota OKs Medical Cannabis for Chronic Pain, Eye Disease
Minnesota regulators on Monday unveiled a big expansion of the state’s medical marijuana program, adding chronic pain and age-related macular degeneration to the list of conditions that can qualify for treatment.
Poet Busted for Pot in 1969 Makes 1st Purchase of Legal Recreational Weed in Michigan
At the age of 28, John Sinclair was arrested in 1969 for possessing two marijuana joints and sent to prison for nearly three years. On Sunday, the now 78-year-old poet and activist became the first person in Michigan to legally purchase recreational cannabis.
‘Incredibly Low’: Only 118 Pardons Granted for Pot Possession in First 4 Months
Liberal government brought in program to dispel stigma for Canadians with cannabis records.
Provinces Need to Recognize First Nations Authority on Cannabis
First Nations and the provinces should look to US state-tribal Compacts as a pragmatic way forward for cannabis regulation on-reserve.
