Marijuana is Not Just About Getting High
A brand-new market created before our eyes isn’t something you see every day — but that’s exactly what happened in 2016.
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Hamilton Rally Supports Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
Medical marijuana dispensary owners, employees and patients gathered outside city hall Wednesday morning in protest of the city’s crackdown against the businesses and to call for regulation.
More Than $1-million of Tainted Medical Marijuana Destroyed
More than a million dollars of medical marijuana has been destroyed so far amid the fallout from a tainted cannabis scare hitting the government-regulated sector, as patients’ fears grow that Health Canada has no way of knowing how big the problem actually is. Canopy Growth Corp., which recently acquired Mettrum Ltd., said on Tuesday thatRead More
Mother of Child with Epilepsy Delighted Over Cannabis Recommendation
The mother of a six-year-old girl with a catastrophic form of epilepsy says she is overjoyed at a government report recommending that medicinal cannabis is made available to patients with specified medical conditions.
Swedish Patients Given Cannabis for Chronic Pain
Two patients in Sweden have been granted the right to use parts of cannabis plants to relieve chronic pain – the first time the drug has been prescribed for such use.
Ireland to Legalise Cannabis for Medicinal Purposes
Cannabis is set to be legalised for the treatment of several medical conditions in Ireland.
Sydney Man with Epilepsy Wants Province to Pay for His Medical Marijuana
Abel Stuart says he can’t afford $540 a month, has no quality of life without the marijuana.
Veteran Raises Money to Protest Changes to Medical Marijuana Coverage
Noah Starr says he has anxiety over upcoming changes to coverage.
Meet the ‘Nuns’ Who Grow Medical Marijuana
They call themselves Sisters of The Valley and they’re on a holy mission to alleviate suffering through marijuana.
Human Rights Board Orders Insurer to Pay Medical Marijuana Costs in Precedent-Setting Case
A Nova Scotia human rights board has ruled that a patient’s medical marijuana should be covered by his employee insurance plan in a potentially precedent-setting case.
