More Than 70 Per Cent of Vancouver Pot Shops Violate Proposed Rules
Most are too close to schools, community centres or each other
Veterans’ Medical Marijuana Amendment in US House Comes Up 3 Votes Short
It was heart-breakingly close, but the third time will probably be the charm.
The Italian Army has Grown its First Successful Crop of Marijuana
The Italian army has unveiled its first cannabis farm, which has been established to drive down the cost of medical marijuana in the country.
Teen Demands Right to Use Medical Marijuana in N.J. School, Wants Ban Overturned
On the worst days, her arms would be covered with self-inflicted bruises from trying to escape the chair used to restrain her.
B.C. Health Minister Backs Vancouver’s Pot Dispensary Changes
B.C. Health Minister Terry Lake is backing Vancouver over the federal government in the city’s bid to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries over Ottawa’s objections.
Lawyers Defend Home Medical Marijuana Gardens in Allard Trial Closing Arguments
CANNABIS CULTURE - Lawyers fighting for Canadian medical marijuana patients' right to grow at home presented their closing arguments Thursday in a landmark Constitutional Challenge playing out in a Vancouver federal courtroom.
Women Should Swap Their Bourbon for a Bong
Binge drinking is on the rise among women. We'd be better off smoking weed.
Quebec Police Mistook Fruit Experiments for Marijuana Grow-Op, Couple Alleges
A couple from St-Anselme, Que., is suing Quebec provincial police for $65,000 for mistaking fruit experiments for a marijuana grow-op.
Marijuana Isn’t a Gateway Drug, if Anything Alcohol is
Because if we're to, as Obama put it, "follow the science not the ideology" with regards to marijuana and have some hope of getting it decriminalised/legalised on a wider scale in the world, we must continue to dispel the myths surrounding it.
Vancouver Public to Have Input On Marijuana Dispensaries
The public will have a chance to give their input on Vancouver’s proposal to regulate the growing number of pot shops after city council decided April 28 to send the issue to public hearing.
