Medical and Pharmaceutical

But the protections don't apply if the use of medical pot interferes with an employee’s performance or exposes employers to certain risks

Advocacy group TheraPsil is teaming up with lawyers to pressure the government to grant access and develop regulations

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

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

Psilocybin has a restorative effect on neurons in frontal areas of the brain, according to researchers at Yale University

$2M will go towards 18 research projects focusing on cannabis use among BIPOC, 2SLGBTQ+, veterans and individuals living with severe mental illness

The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club is partnering with university researchers to build a more effective chronic illness model for HIV and AIDS

Pharmacists will be able to facilitate process of getting medical cannabis to patients

The Vancouver based firm is acquiring the Neurology Centre of Toronto in a cash and stock deal

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

Zimbabwe is an ideal candidate for cannabis cultivation, if its government can get out of its own way

Cost is one of the main barriers for the nearly 400,000 Canadian cannabis patients accessing legal weed

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

One hour of nitrous oxide treatment led to weeks-long relief

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

A recent demonstration showed the growing strength of the reform movement in the Republic of China

According to Veterans Affairs Canada, a record number of nearly 16,000 clients were paid back for medical weed

The first recognition of medical cannabis by a US sporting regulator charts a course for other professional athletes

Denmark's parliament ruled its pilot program would continue after it expires at the end of this year

The licensing allows the private firm to join a select few companies that can produce and distribute medical cannabis throughout Europe

While medical cannabis is excluded from the pharmaceutical supply chain, the deal sets a precedent for other health care institutions to follow suit

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

Identifying specific terpene-cannabinoid combinations can create new ways to improve medical therapy, researchers suggest

More alcohol, but not weed, use during youth is associated with thinning in parts of the brain associated with intelligence, impulsivity and risky behaviour

The first head-to-head clinical trial pushes the psychedelic compound closer to becoming a licensed medicine

Vancouver activist Dana Larsen is pushing the drug-reform conversation past cannabis by opening the doors of his entheogenic coffee shop

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

Company says the deal sets the stage for both countries to be players in the expanding global cannabis market, and paves the way for other operators

This Saturday, the Canadian MMA athlete takes his therapeutic-use exemption into the ring for the first time

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

Early evidence shows LSD promotes social behaviour in rodents, but pharmaceutical research is still a ways off

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

A recent review suggests natural settings and activities can complement all stages of psychedelic-assisted therapy

While the company seems sincere in its effort to make amends through a renewed patient focus, not every former client is in a rush to return

With solid efficacy and low cost, the popular club drug could help curb the personal toll and multi-billion dollar cost of North America's battle with depression

Led by robust medical markets in Israel and Germany, 13,849 kg of dried flower and 10,494 L of oil was shipped out of country

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

In the first substitution study to track individual use over time, researchers found stark drops in use of opioids and other medications

Legislation approved last week establishes a framework for medical use, but activists are worried it favours business and government power over patients