Articles tagged with "legalization"

If approved by the House of Commons, the new amendment will ensure cannabis edibles and concentrates will be introduced to the Canadian market no later than 12 months after recreational cannabis becomes legal next summer.

How do you tell a profitable medical cannabis market from a potential dud?

Cannabis Culture believes the Comeau case is “of pressing and substantial importance” because provinces “could create barriers to the free trade of cannabis products from Province to Province,” constituting an infringement of the Constitution.

A licensed grower and processor of medical marijuana in northwestern Pennsylvania became the first with the state’s approval to begin planting seeds.

He’s not a leader on the issue, but his voting record is in line with California voters when it comes to legalization.

Eric Holder thinks Sessions has an “obsession” with cannabis, Kathy Bates gets too high with Bill Maher, a man gets violently stoned during a flight, and more.

From the start, Canadian policymakers envisioned using cannabis taxes to help determine the price consumers pay, with the idea that said price would influence the behavior of cannabis consumers and producers. But is such a plan feasible?

Never mind that cannabis will be recreationally legal in nine months—right now it’s against the law, and the law is the only thing Quebec police care about.

The official government document—leaked to Vice last week—is full of contradictions with Ontario policy.

A Supreme Court justice makes a surprising cannabis analogy, Bernie Sanders praises protests for criminal justice reform, Stephen Colbert cracks jokes about bongs, and more.