Enforcement Global NGO network outlines 20 ways to make cannabis industries equitable Current legal markets have been captured by corporations and fail to address the racist war on drugs, the International Drug Policy Consortium warns Jared GnamSeptember 24, 2020
Health and Safety Could microdosing psychedelics help treat schizophrenia? Science doesn't know yet, but one psychedelic researcher is chasing clues to see if it can Michelle GamageSeptember 23, 2020
Analysis Imagining an inclusive system for Canada’s cannabis patients To improve safety and access, officials should heed calls to authorize pharmacies, legitimize compassion clubs and support harm-reduction groups Nick LabaSeptember 23, 2020
Coming soon NDP doles out pre-election positivity to its BC buds The called-for changes could give a huge boost to local producers, if the Oct. 24 snap election doesn't backfire Michelle GamageSeptember 21, 2020
The weed wire Toxic US politics blamed for delay of MORE Act vote Experts say election-year politics played a role in Democrats punting the historic House vote until after the Nov. 3 election Jared GnamSeptember 18, 2020
The weed wire Trulieve enters Pennsylvania as governor pushes for legal recreational weed The company is expanding from its dominant Florida position with two acquisitions in Pa.'s promising market Jared GnamSeptember 18, 2020
Cannabis Ontario leads charge as Canadian cannabis sales surge 15% in July Sales in the country's largest province have skyrocketed 47% since May Nick LabaSeptember 18, 2020
Analysis There’s more to preventing robbery than removing window coverings: expert Concerns have been raised that retailer Fire & Flower hasn’t done enough to protect employees following a February break-in Michelle GamageSeptember 17, 2020
The weed wire UC Berkeley’s new psychedelic research centre wants to change your mind The new hub will focus on the rapidly advancing field by adding unique public education and spiritual components Jared GnamSeptember 16, 2020
Analysis Daily cannabis users 26% more likely to stop injecting opioids: study Results should be used by policy makers to save lives during the overdose crisis, says cannabis and addiction scientist M-J Milloy Michelle GamageSeptember 16, 2020