High court: Recreational Marijuana Measure Will be on Arizona Ballot
A voter initiative legalizing recreational marijuana will be on the November ballot after the Arizona Supreme Court rejected a final legal challenge.
Jamaicans Take Charge of ‘Ganja Fest’
After a mere one-year partnership arrangement with the world-renown High Times Magazine, the local-based group Rastafari In Inity (RII) will be taking full control of the 2016 staging of the annual ganja festival, Rastafari Rootzfest,
Pot Shop Ordered Closed by B.C. Supreme Court, Changes Name Instead
WeeMedical, now WeeCare Med is still operating after a long dispute with landlords and the city.
Patent No. 6,630,507: Why the U.S. Government Holds a Patent on Cannabis Plant Compounds
It’s about technology transfer, not legalization.
Sydney Marijuana Clinic Serving More Than 400 Clients After 1 Year
A large “Plants Not Pills” sign faces busy Kings Road in Sydney, N.S., the slogan for the chain of Marijuana for Trauma clinics.
Study: Medical Marijuana Changes How Employees Use Sick Time
That’s the stark warning from the Institute for a Drug-Free Workplace, a nonprofit that works to combat drug use among American employees.
Monthly Marijuana Cooking Class Teaches Calgarians to Cook with Cannabis
Recipes include cannabis cooking oils, flour and butter.
Timeline for Texas’ Cannabis Oil Law Leads to Medical Refugees
The Department of Public Safety is meeting Thursday to go over the latest set of rules connected with Texas’ limited medical marijuana law.
Three B.C. Cities Want Ottawa to Share Revenue of Prospective Marijuana Tax
Three municipalities in British Columbia want a stake in any tax revenue that the federal government collects from the legalization of marijuana.
This LA Caterer Will Cook You a Weed-Infused, Multi-Course Feast
“Would you like to come to a private cannabis-infused dinner? It is an upscale event with an intimate setting where the chef pairs each plate to compliment terpenes found in cannabis.”
