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In the nation’s 12th smoggiest city, scientists are looking into the possible role of urban-sourced terpenes.

Some pundits claim cannabis causes psychosis. Scientists aren’t so sure. A new study asks why, after years of research, the relationship remains so uncertain.

But the new device, much like its predecessor, still doesn’t detect drug impairment.

The practice of cannabis irradiation is safe enough to get Health Canada’s stamp of approval but some call it ‘a crutch.’

Cannabis smoke doesn’t stick like tobacco smoke does.

Health Canada says they will explicitly allow Cannabis Health Products intended for animal use.

As basic research around cannabidiol steams ahead, a lot has yet to be done. Here are some of the big questions the scientists studying CBD will be looking to answer in the coming years.

The cannabinoid CBN is popularly believed to be sedating and is commonly marketed as a sleep aid. But is there research to back this claim up?

Even as they develop new products, the science team at Floraplex Terpenes makes time to conduct the sort of basic research that is necessary to move their industry forward.

Could this be the start of a legitimate blockchain and cannabis relationship in Canada?