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Several of the common smell-producing compounds in cannabis are associated with analgesic properties, and have attractive safety profiles

It’s the first federal grant to be awarded for psychedelic treatment research in 50 years

In a report by several industry groups, its authors continue to argue for less restriction to battle the still-thriving illicit market

The sudden departure is effective immediately and news of a replacement is expected in 'the coming days'

All the bills seek to regulate a cannabis market, as well as define rules for cannabis social clubs and cultivation

The province is highlighting its effort to support the sector as the recreational market reaches its third anniversary

Just as Mexico's highest court enacts a ruling that prohibition is unconstitutional, a minister is proposing criminal penalties to deter use

A few months into delivery, some Lower Mainland retailers see more pros to the program than others

The West Coast municipalities say they don't have the tools to enforce federal rules at the local level

Despite waffling on the services throughout the pandemic, the province is now considering the change in a business support plan

As his firm struggles to outshine his competition, CEO Irwin Simon says he'll win over more customers by educating them on his brands in stores

As coalition talks continue in Germany, there's hope the new government will legalize recreational weed

A reduced-fee structure will bring the cost down to $13,500 in 2022

Effective immediately, patients can buy flower, double their held supply and be approved by any practitioner licensed to prescribe medication

On average, unregulated bud tested had 10%-lower THC than advertised

The store features a railway theme, tipping its hat to its hometown of St. Thomas, where the company is a major employer

The Stand for Craft initiative says the excise tax is killing small- and medium-sized producers

The deal would give the firm a majority stake in Leli Holland, one of the 10 producers chosen for the Netherlands 4-year pot pilot

The producer says cannabis revenue has been hurt by the pandemic despite record retail sales

As the province allowed weed delivery, monthly sales shot up 12% in BC

Previous attempts to pass legislation critical for state-legal cannabis operators has been thwarted largely by Republican lawmakers

According to data firm BDSA, rapid expansion of US markets is the primary driver of cannabis sales growth over the next 5 years

An initiative to amend drug laws has received more than 500K signatures

Recreational sales make up the bulk of transactions, but patients stick to the medical system for a number of reasons

Despite some risk to leaving legacy, Fritz’s Cannabis Company has been selling out its products

While many are excited for the country's dagga market to get off the ground, others worry that thousands of legacy operators will be left behind

A number of scenarios could play out, from fixing the current draft to starting again from scratch

According to Canadian researchers, cannabis can help people cut the country's most fatal dependency

A 5-year project led by university researchers will study pot as a treatment for opioid use and dependency on methadone or suboxone

Behind the Bend is working around existing rules and filling in where future regulations may be

In a new study, two popular detection devices never mistook CBD for THC

Companies are trying to profit off of misinformation, says Evergreen Cannabis co-owner Mike Babins

The Southeast Asian country, which has a strong cultural history with the plant, continues its long slog toward legitimizing use

A memorandum of understanding signed by the parties is a meaningful step forward but could afford Indigenous operators more flexibility, experts say

A small but growing number of public companies are tracking their ecological footprint and making commitments to sustainability

When asked why patient requests for legal psilocybin are being denied or delayed, the agency said studies are the best route for access

While talks could resume in September, a new cast of lawmakers might delay progress. Meanwhile, legal confusion persists among citizens

Avihu Tamir explains why his company is set to lead the pack in one of the world's fastest-expanding pot economies

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

From workers' safety and looming evacuations to crop loss, this year's wildfire season is causing unease and there are still several weeks to go