Weekend Baking Project: a California Chef on How to Make Your Own Cannabis Edibles
Chef Chris Sayegh wants to show people that edible cannabis can be used for much more than making pot brownies.
Toronto Police Raid and Shut Down Five Marijuana Dispensaries, Vow to Close More
Toronto police have shut down five pot shops in a co-ordinated raid Friday afternoon.
Customers Flock Back to Illegal Marijuana Dispensaries in Ottawa
Adam Brett says he plans to try Ontario’s online cannabis store, but not until the kinks are worked out.
High Demand: Cannabis Sales Stronger Than Expected in Quebec
Sales of cannabis in Quebec are significantly stronger than expected.
Edmonton Girl Guide Sells Out of Cookies in Front of Cannabis Store
On the first day cannabis was legal a young entrepreneur capitalized on cookie sales.
Marijuana Advocate Hands Out Free Joints to Celebrate Legal Cannabis at B.C. Legislature
It’s hard to count how many rallies marijuana activist Dana Larsen has been to in his life.
Cannabis Black Market Will Thrive Until Small Pot Growers and Sellers Are Included, Advocates Say
One advocate points to Washington state, where less-regulated medical dispensaries are more popular than highly restricted recreational stores five years after legalization.
Vancouver Votes 2018: Red-Eyed Election Guide
CANNABIS CULTURE – During an escalating housing crisis, and the worst overdose epidemic in the country’s history, in the shadow of a deeply flawed federal cannabis legalization bill, amidst pipeline protests and continued dirty money scandals, Vancouver is having an election.
10 Things That Are Still Illegal After Pot Legalization
As the high from Wednesday’s historic cannabis legalization wears off, there are a few legal footnotes worth taking note of before lighting up again.
Police Won’t Know the Difference Between Legal Weed and ‘friendly Dealer’ Kush, Lawyer Warns
While retailers and cannabis consumers let loose, a Calgary lawyer isn’t celebrating cannabis legalization.
