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Is California’s biggest city about to give the cannabis industry the boot? In its draft regs, retail would be allowed but not growing or processing.

Canadians were looking forward to a decriminalized landscape and a loosened attitude about the ‘moral failings’ of humans who uses cannabis. Now we see that our government intends to make itself sole beneficiary of its former enemy by using greedy, hypocritical, and dare I say conservative ‘regulations.’

She announced her re-election bid this morning. But will her drug warrior ways hurt her chances for another term?

Despite the continuing expansion of legal cannabis in states around the country, the federal Drug War continues to rage on.

Cannabis advocates say a plan stipulating that cannabis can only be smoked in private homes is “not feasible” because it would, in effect, prevent many people from smoking it altogether.

The first day of fall is upon us, but although the seasons are changing, Jeff Sessions’ opinion of cannabis hasn’t. We hear from him, Gwyneth Paltrow, and more from the past week.

Pawel Bartozek, a Reform Party MP, has put forth a bill in Parliament that would establish a marketplace for recreational cannabis.

In Maine, as in certain other U.S. states, adults can buy beer at a drive-through as if they were buying hamburgers at McDonalds.

The conference couldn’t have come at a better–and more tense—time.

Though $10 grams sounds sensible, the illicit cannabis market in Ontario right now is actually lower than the $10 price point.