Policy

OPP says the 'equivalent of four full dump trucks' of cannabis plants were apprehended

The country's president says he wants to open up international trade to make Colombia a global industry leader in cannabis

The rule changes outline under which circumstances inducements would be allowed, and more detailed tracking requirements

Advocates are thrilled the importance of the MORE Act is being recognized and hope the company's support continues

Following an incident where 5 children were sent to hospital, police warned the public but failed to mention the candies were illicit

Ranjodh Singh could face up to 40 years in prison and a US$5M fine

The statutory period for facing raid-related penalties has passed for the Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club

Legal domestic markets could boost the country’s economy and create 10,000 jobs

Reps. Casey Weinstein and Terrence Upchurch's bill is a state first

$22.6M over 3 years will be directed to health authorities to implement, monitor and evaluate the approach

Advocates say the end of prohibition is near but there's concern over some exclusionary language in the bill

'They do what is best for them and pander to their 'old boys club' cronies at the expense of everyone else,' says president of Enlightened Herb Cannabis

While heavy stigma still prevails, official tolerance of public weed demonstrations are a promising sign, activists say

Producers in the group include Pure Sunfarms, Rubicon Organics and Tantalus Labs

Studies of harm-reduction centres in other countries have shown they effectively reduce overdose deaths

'There is no supported reason why beverages should be limited, and we hope to see progress on this issue in the near term.'

A memorandum of understanding has been signed, which could serve as a template to establish harmony between First Nations and Canadian cannabis law

America's fastest woman won't be competing at the Tokyo Olympics, officials said Tuesday

'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

'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

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'