This Indigenous Cannabis Shop In London, Ont., Could Be Major Test For Ontario’s Pot Retail Laws
An unlicensed, Indigenous-owned cannabis retail store has opened its first urban location in London, Ont
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Rutgers Offers Free Certificate In Cannabis Law, Business To Students From Communities Impacted By War On Drugs
Rutgers Law School and Minority Cannabis Academy (MCA) are collaborating to expand access to cannabis-related educational programming
Decriminalizing Cannabis Could Save Australian Taxpayers $850m A Year, Report Finds
Australia is not keeping pace with global best practice cannabis policy, a report from the public health research organisation the Penington Institute has found
Senate Democrats To Reportedly Push Banking Reforms For Cannabis Industry
Justice department is scrutinizing measures’ implications on law enforcement investigations and prosecutions.
Ireland Aims To Legalize Cannabis For Personal Use
Ireland joins the cannabis conversation in Europe, introducing a bill to legalize recreational cannabis for personal use.
Victorian Crossbench Contenders Vow To Push For Cannabis Decriminalisation If Elected
Despite premier Daniel Andrews refusing to budge on the issue, Legalise Cannabis party promises to push ‘forcefully’ on drug reform.
Cannabis Pardons Affect Just a Sliver of Those Swept Up in the War on Drugs
President Biden’s pardons for thousands of Americans convicted of possessing marijuana don’t apply to state charges or many immigrants at risk of deportation.
A Timeline Of Some Significant Events In The History Of Medical Cannabis In Canada
• 1922 Pioneering feminist Emily Murphy publishes an inflammatory book, The Black Candle.
Cannabis Makes Inroads Across Europe
Germany is pushing forward with recreational legalization, but most countries are taking a more cautious approach.
Irish Parliament To Discuss New Amendment For Cannabis Possession
A bill set to be introduced today aims to legalise cannabis possession for personal use in Ireland.
