23-year-old Calgary Driver Gets West Vancouver’s First Cannabis Ticket
A 23-year-old Calgary man has been issued West Vancouver’s first ticket for driving with cannabis since the drug was legalized last month.
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Cannabis Black Market Focuses on Online Stores
These illegal outfits have exploited delays that have plagued the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS) since legalization of recreational marijuana arrived on Oct. 17, offering a more convenient and affordable alternative.
Thousands Denied Medical Cannabis as New Law Branded ‘Cruel and Botched’
People with sick children are still having to travel abroad to use cannabis – as thousands of patients are denied newly legal cannabis treatments.
How the Cannabis Landscape Could Change Post Election
After the mid-term elections, the nation may look even more cannabis-friendly.
Mexico Just Took a Big Step Toward Marijuana Legalization
Mexico’s Supreme Court deemed the country’s marijuana prohibition law unconstitutional.
Criminal Lawyers Begin to See Pot Disputes Roll in
Less than two weeks after cannabis became legal, lawyers say they are seeing clients dealing with pot-related disputes.
Cannabis in Canada: Big Banks Are Missing a Boom
KushCo Holdings, a company that sells packaging and supplies to the cannabis industry, would love to borrow money from a real bank.
Calgary Mayor Willing to Spark Up Changed Cannabis Consumption Bylaws, Should Citizens Want It
Despite bylaws outlawing the consumption of recently legalized cannabis in public places in Calgary, Mayor Naheed Nenshi says he is open to potential changes in the future.
Toronto Police Raid and Shut Down Five Marijuana Dispensaries, Vow to Close More
Toronto police have shut down five pot shops in a co-ordinated raid Friday afternoon.
10 Things That Are Still Illegal After Pot Legalization
As the high from Wednesday’s historic cannabis legalization wears off, there are a few legal footnotes worth taking note of before lighting up again.
