France Gives Final Go-Ahead For Medical Cannabis Testing Program
If the testing programme turns out to be a success, France could become the 23rd European country allowing medical use of cannabis.
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Utah’s New Medical Marijuana Program More Popular Than Officials Expected
Six months after medical marijuana became legal for purchase inside Utah for the first time, the program has already surpassed enrollment projections.
A Certified Organic Labeling Program is Coming to Cannabis in 2020
Do you know what’s in your weed?
Provincial Program Aims to Help Marijuana Growers Enter Legal Market
First of its kind cannabis transition team in place.
Cannabis Package Recycling Rolled Out Canada-Wide
Cannabis users left with a mountain of waste from pot packaging can now drop it off at two London dispensaries to be recycled under a free program launched by Canada’s biggest marijuana company on Earth Day.
New McMaster Cannabis Program Aims to Give People the Facts About Weed
Online program is hosted by McMaster continuing education
The Nursing Home With a Medical Cannabis Program the Feds Can Live With
In hospitals and nursing care facilities across the country, patients are systematically denied access to medical cannabis, even if they are located in states where it is legal.
Want to Minor in Cannabis? This SUNY Program Could Be for You
Recreational marijuana isn’t even legal yet in New York; but that is not stopping one state school from adding cannabis industry as a minor, according to WSYR-TV, a local Syracuse outlet.
Doctors’ Group Wants to Scrap Canada’s Medical Cannabis Program
A few weeks ago, at a medical conference for the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids in Toronto, things got heated. And that’s putting it nicely.
Veteran Affairs Aims to Rein in Costs as Marijuana Reimbursement Bill Balloons to $63.7 Million
Veterans Affairs paid out $44.5 million for medical marijuana expenses in the year before the government cracked down on soaring reimbursement costs — more than three times what it covered in the prior two years combined.
