Canada’s Premiers Discuss Delaying the Legalization of Marijuana
Details such as traffic safety, age of majority and health impacts need to be better understood, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says.
Lawyer Lights New Path as Pot Farmer
When Ammon Bundy was arrested in January 2016 for leading the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon, he called Eugene attorney Mike Arnold for help.
Toronto Hosts Dragons’ Den-Style Pitch Session for Pot Companies
Investor interest in Canada high in advance of marijuana legalization.
Dust-Up Over Medical Marijuana at Calgary Stampede Points to Legalization Challenges
Vicky Penny was initially barred from entering the grounds with her prescription.
Colorado Weed Sales Top $100mn for 12th Consecutive Month
Legal marijuana is big business in Colorado. May marked the 12th consecutive month weed sales exceeded $100 million.
Beyond the SmokeScreen: Dr Frank Compares the Dangers Posed by Alcohol and Cannabis
CANNABIS CULTURE- With all the evidence we have so far, marijuana, cannabis, pot, weed, tea or whatever you want to call it, is orders of magnitude safer than alcohol on pretty much every metric, from health harms to social harms.
The Advantages of Buying Marijuana from Online Dispensaries
Marijuana in Canada is still available for medicinal use only, but come July 2018, it will be available for purchase for recreational use. While the government is taking this time to figure out the various logistics and supply and demand issues, one thing is clear, it will be more easily available and users will haveRead More
We Shouldn’t Tolerate Another Year of Pot Arrests
Last Saturday marked not only the country’s 150th birthday but also the final one-year countdown to the official legalization of marijuana.
Marijuana taxes are giving Colorado a pot of money to rebuild its crumbling schools
Cannabis taxes are raising tens of millions of dollars that are going straight to the state’s school-building fund.
Premier Wants Feds to Delay Legalizing Pot
Manitoba’s premier believes legal pot sellers will be forced to compete with gangs and lack a sufficient supply of the drug to do so.
