Regulations

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

An initial batch of applications is being submitted to council by June 30

Agency’s sweeping proposal draws on outdated data and lacks industry consultation, experts say

Some retailers are excited by the added stream of revenue, while others worry about potential negative pressures on price

Industry advocates praised recommendations to streamline clinical trails and free up the natural health products sector

While a new bill was passed to enshrine production and export of THC products, the cannabinoid still can't be accessed domestically

Concern over too many licensed pot shops grouping together was brought up several times before the 8-4 vote

The regulator has introduced an abbreviated licensing process for buyers of already-licensed facilities

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

Elevated Signals is bringing legal weed up to speed with other logistical sectors, with a software solution that takes producers off paper-based tracking

With only one approved US university supplying low-quality cannabis for decades, the DEA says it will finally open up licensing

Now that the UK regulates CBD as a natural supplement, industry groups are calling on the government to reform contradictory hemp laws

As active client registrations drop 15%, it's time to remove barriers like taxes in Canada's medical cannabis program, says a leading expert and advocate

The country already has a massive market of close to 900,000 dagga farmers — regulating it could spur much-needed economic growth and create jobs

Enthusiasts making the trip to the company's farm in rural Ontario will be able to connect directly with the people making the products they enjoy

Update: Although senators said passing the inconsistent bill was better than more delays, they asked the Supreme Court for another extension late Wednesday

The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club lawyers have convinced the club's landlord to renew its lease for another three years

Canadian provinces are slowly easing strict marketing rules to be on par with alcohol and meet broader public policy goals, U of A prof says

It's essential to test products pre-launch as they can create bad consumer experiences, says Nextleaf Solutions, which just got approved for human trials

By giving a portion of proceeds to artists, LOOP/POOL distinguishes itself in Canadian cannabis by putting a message ahead of its products

Amid a grim and growing number of overdose deaths, experts say that evidence is clear and compelling for cannabis as a harm-reduction tool

In an effort to educate doctors and improve patient access, Khiron Life Sciences and Tecnológico de Monterrey have teamed up to launch the program

Recently tabled legislation seeks to eliminate mandatory minimums for all drug possession offences, but has been criticized for a lack of consultation

After 3 police raids, Little Collins is teaming up with the Irish hemp industry to push Ireland to align its CBD laws with the EU's

Sectors supporting cannabis production — including consulting, automation and software — are very similar to other regulated CPG industries

City council asked staff to review the $34K fee after hearing from local business owners

Canada's longest running compassion club is asking for letters of support in its application for a federal exemption from the Cannabis Act

If a motion passes Feb. 18, city staff will review the $34,000 annual fee, which experts say will likely lead to a decreased payment

Canada's legal weed industry will have to continue its long fight for a fair and sensible regulatory framework

Producers say on-site stores will increase product quality, consumer education and revenues, while creating jobs and tourism opportunities

Proposed by Health Canada, the change would allow patients to access restricted substances like MDMA through the Special Access Program

Continued stigma and regulatory burdens are causing ongoing accessibility issues for Canadian cannabis patients, group members say

Arizona begins issuing adult-use licences less than 3 months after state voters pass ballot initiative

Excessive regulation and a lack of consultation has left the state's original weed entrepreneurs, and up to 75% of potential revenues, behind

Big bureaucracies lengthen time from harvest to retail, increasing pathogens and need for irradiation

Early calls for cannabis reform are starting to be made in Bhutan, a historically isolated country where livestock graze on wild weed

With major research, legal reform, and more than 20 firms going public, it was major year for the re-emerging field

Following a surge of interest, ibogaine therapy in the country disappeared. But recent signs show regulators are warming to the promising plant