'Buying illegal cannabis puts money into the hands of criminals', warned police in a statement
Zimbabwe is an ideal candidate for cannabis cultivation, if its government can get out of its own way
Half of states could have cannabis bills by end of year, according to the Marijuana Policy Project
NCA broke through a reinforced door to find £1 million of weed in one of the 'largest' and 'most sophisticated' grow ops the agency has seen
A 420% expansion in store footprint has spiked sales and consumers care more about THC% than ever
'Once comprehensive, the federal government’s current approach is a half-in, half-out regime that simultaneously tolerates and forbids local use of marijuana'
Questions remain on what's permitted now and what the final legislation will be
Some in the industry wonder if Health Canada doesn't want to keep its own skeletons in the closet
But the proposed bill could stall with the current legislative session closing at the end of June
The psychedelic movement is no longer about anecdotes, experts say
Results come from the IMAGEN study, a large sample group tracked over time in 4 European countries
Politicians' views on pot are years behind, advocates say, in the country widely known for being years ahead on decriminalization
An initial batch of applications is being submitted to council by June 30
A new Indigenous-owned cannabis company wants to unite First Nations operators in the regulated market to unlock capital sealed off by Canadian law
53% of Canadians are worried it’s too easy to overconsume edibles
Agency’s sweeping proposal draws on outdated data and lacks industry consultation, experts say
In May, police raided a suspected 'marihuana brokerage' and a dispensary, finding pot and other illicit substances
Some retailers are excited by the added stream of revenue, while others worry about potential negative pressures on price
With a signature from its governor, the Constitution State has joined the wave of US cannabis reform
Industry advocates praised recommendations to streamline clinical trails and free up the natural health products sector
A large contingent of police officers stopped a group of Plantón420 activists on their way to demonstrate at the Supreme Court
Reps. Bonnie Watson Coleman and Cori Bush’s bill takes a health-focused approach to drug policy
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth said the CSU has moved beyond an educational approach
Across party lines, voters took issue with the approach 50 years after drugs were called 'public enemy number one'
While a new bill was passed to enshrine production and export of THC products, the cannabinoid still can't be accessed domestically
The provincial agency boasts its state-monopoly model, offering the country's lowest average prices and consistent profits in fiscal 2020
Concern over too many licensed pot shops grouping together was brought up several times before the 8-4 vote
A recent demonstration showed the growing strength of the reform movement in the Republic of China
The bill is capable of righting the wrongs decades of cannabis criminalization have left behind, the coalition explained
The regulator has introduced an abbreviated licensing process for buyers of already-licensed facilities
Bill 341 passed Monday, allowing for two types cannabis lounges in the state
If Bill SB-519 passes, possession of psychedelics for personal would be decriminalized, but cultivation and sale is still outlawed
Cannabis will be treated like alcohol under the company's policy changes
The first recognition of medical cannabis by a US sporting regulator charts a course for other professional athletes
Significant portions of each state's weed tax earnings went to fund public programs
Denmark's parliament ruled its pilot program would continue after it expires at the end of this year
Elevated Signals is bringing legal weed up to speed with other logistical sectors, with a software solution that takes producers off paper-based tracking
A bipartisan group of US senators want to mandate the FDA to regulate CBD as a dietary supplement to improve the hemp industry and consumer safety
As the stalwart compassion club looks for more political support in its fight to exist, it can't count on what appears to be a likely ally
With only one approved US university supplying low-quality cannabis for decades, the DEA says it will finally open up licensing









































