Policy

Best way to reduce police violence is to scale back funding and amount of responsibility police have, says criminology prof

Cannabis is legal in Canada, but four main barriers block marginalized people from accessing the regulated market

Alexis Bronson also alleges Harvest Health is committing stock fraud by illegally selling his upscale weed store to High Times

Recent rule changes from Health Canada provide room to reflect on the biggest single blow to the industry's reputation

Research, therapeutic and medical drug development and investment can all flourish under pre-existing legal pathways, experts say

Without clear guidance from regulators, brands like the Trailer Park Buds coming to market leads to open speculation and little else

Sponsor MP Paul Manly says he will be presenting the petitioners' requests to the House once the signature period ends in August

Cannabis Amnesty honours HotBox Cafe founder's two decades of advocacy in Toronto

US House lawmakers introduced a cannabis bailout bill Thursday, but Denver-based Lightshade says they don't expect federal dollars to follow

Cannabis Amnesty and the Drug Policy Alliance are asking their respective governments to allow non-violent offenders to be sent home

The report used the stoner holiday to show how black people are still almost 4X more likely to be arrested for weed

The economic damage created by COVID-19 could accelerate policy reform, says Chris Lindsey of the Marijuana Policy Project

With more home schooling taking place due to COVID-19, Ricardo Cortés hopes 'It's Just a Plant' can spark family-friendly cannabis education

After 42 years of lobbying for cannabis policy reform, the advocacy group is refocusing its mandate to promote equitable, functional weed laws

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a wave of weed stockpiling as store closures begin to sweep the country

While industry and government tout legal edible consumption venues, longtime advocates question whether the model would work

State has voted to cap THC potency at 10% for patients under 21, edibles at 200 mg

Report only offers industry small amount of reassurance and regulatory guidelines, says cannabis lawyer

Kyp Rowe with Shelter's Craft Collective is reaching out to provincial wholesalers to teach the market value of micro cultivation

Business professor says big canna needs to match illicit market on price and quality, and moving to outdoor production could be part of the solution

The company's statement was released after news of the shutdowns was leaked on Twitter by Betting Bruiser

Councillors also voted to ban advertising for vapes and e-cigarettes

A company that reported Trulieve mislead investors is being sued for libel

Despite concerns of regulatory overreach voiced by the agricultural industry, the region has outlined next steps in the drafting process

After being robbed, the retailer is scrapping its covered windows to promote workplace safety

Illnesses likely caused by more than just vitamin E acetate, as some sick patients test negative for the additive

A business case for inexpensively adding cannabis to a small farm to pay a living wage

With 5 years in the sector, she speaks on helping clients navigate complex regulations and how her name is a great icebreaker

'The number one takeaway from this case is that it is very supportive of a municipality’s ability to govern cannabis businesses'

GemmaCert could prevent mistaken drug busts and benefit medical cannabis patients

The cannabis-based medicine could treat seizures associated with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex

To eradicate poverty the government offers seeds, logistical help and up to 18 months of unlicensed cultivation

Stephanie deJager says her weed use and other meds had been documented for years, but last November cannabis appeared in a letter for the first time

Learn what the executive has to say about enforcing the illicit market, and if he's ever smoked weed himself

Sales figures from one of the U.S.’s most recent recreational markets is heads above the rest

The Park Forest Police Department says the parody is meant to clear the smoke on some of the state's new weed laws

[Sponsored article] A new U.S. House bill tabled last week would open up the market for these four CBD players

Researchers say illicit THC products link 82 per cent of EVALI cases

The bipartisan bill would allow for hemp-derived CBD to be sold as a dietary supplement

While industry decries the country's strict pot regulations, Edmonton city councillor Mike Nickel paves the way for Canada's first legal consumption lounges