Medical Marijuana Ruling on Edibles Boosts Business
Last week’s ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada that legalized medicinal marijuana edibles boosted business for one local cannabis candy producer.
Health Minister Rona Ambrose Better Get With the Medical Cannabis Program
In a statement on June 11, Canadian health minister Rona Ambrose reacted strongly to the Supreme Court ruling that medical cannabis should be available in all forms to patients using it for medical purposes.
The Astonishing Effects of Cannabis in Under 90 Seconds
A particular strain of cannabis oil is showing remarkable benefits for children with severe epilepsy.
Israel, Canada Want A Piece Of New York’s Medical Marijuana
For years the United States worried about drugs crossing our borders from other countries, now it seems other countries are crossing our border to get into drugs.
How an Ohio Ballot Measure Could Create a Marijuana Monopoly
Thousands of hastily scribbled signatures fill boxes in the basement of Ian James’ 7,800-square-foot restored Victorian home in the historic Franklin Park neighborhood. James needs these names to win a place on Ohio’s November ballot for a measure to legalize medical and recreational marijuana.
Governor Bobby Jindal Denies Clemency to Man Serving 13 Years for Possessing Two Joints
More cruelty in the war on drugs.
Police Used Excessive Force In California Marijuana Dispensary Raid, Clients Allege
Video shows police make demeaning remarks about woman with amputated leg and lawsuit alleges city of Santa Ana showed favoritism over dispensary licenses
Concern Grows Over Unregulated Pesticide Use Among Marijuana Growers
The marijuana industry has a pesticide problem. Many commercial cannabis growers use chemicals to control bugs and mold. But the plant's legal status is unresolved.
“Store Crasher” Art Auction Fundraiser for the Stressed and Depressed Association
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Stressed & Depressed Association is having a "store crasher" art auction and fundraiser to pay for what the insurance doesn't cover - and to buy some solid crash poles.
Tearing Families Apart: The US is Deporting Hundreds of Thousands of People for Drug Offenses
A new report from Human Rights Watch exposes the cruelty and callousness of immigration policies that kick people out of the country for minor drug offenses.
