Articles in Politics category

A newly formed group of physicians believe “organized medicine” should be open to federally legalizing and regulating cannabis.

The new prime minister said Friday the country would hold a referendum on whether to legalize cannabis at some point over the next three years.

A brief history and guide to the process of rescheduling cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act (and who can make it happen).

Officials hope the anonymous survey will provide insight about potential patient demographics, where they seek care and what conditions they are looking to treat.

The county is in an uproar over a proposal to boot cannabis growers–after welcoming them just last year.

From underage access to enforcement costs, Canada’s swimming in concerns around legalized cannabis. Drawing on data from the US, Leafly addresses each of Canada’s primary fears.

The Tragically Hip frontman Gordon Downie wasn’t just a cultural force and a national treasure. He moved Canadian cannabis forward, too.

Las Vegas’s most populous suburb will allow the sales of adult-use cannabis beginning Friday following a vote by the Henderson City Council.

San Diego area cannabis-delivery services went on lockdown this week following a law enforcement sting on local delivery operations that put at least six drivers behind bars.

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.