Articles in Politics category

After failing to pass it in the budget, legislators give a new bill a try before the session ends June 19.

With home-growing as an emerging legal market, currently in its first harvest, nursery owners are eager to get the go ahead.

Kern officials tell law-abiding cancer patients to kick rocks. Meanwhile, the illicit market booms.

With a BC MLA and federal MP both joining the board of directors of Vancouver’s
ParcelPal.

Here’s the bad news: No adult-use legalization until at least 2020. And no homegrow for patients.

Advocates and legislators increasingly agree: Full cannabis legalization is right around the corner. For many, the next big issue is equality.

Licensing fees will help fund emergency housing and services to teens and young adults who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

A Newfoundland woman said she had no idea her passengers were carrying cannabis in a mason jar.

The state needs to use the rules to prevent corporate marijuana interests from overrunning the state’s small cannabis industry, dispensary owners said.

Northern Swan brings on ex-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, perhaps to knock down a few pesky cannabis export laws.