Article by Manisha Krishnan, Vice News Canada is going to allow weed edibles a year after cannabis is legalized next July. When the federal government first introduced the Cannabis Act, it said edibles will initially remain banned, to be regulated at a later date. But the Liberals changed their mind on that, following a vote by the Standing Committee on Health ...

Article by High! Canada Performing at the Legends Valley Music Festival this year. If a line exists between classical and electronic, between ancient and new, synthetic and organic, Kytami has sliced them all using only a violin bow… but what more does she need? Apparently nothing at all, as Kytami has already been dubbed a ‘music revolutionary’ by Whats Up ...

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Article by Stephen Spencer Davis, Toronto Life Last month, the Ontario government released its proposed framework for distributing marijuana in Ontario, once marijuana is legalized. Rather than legitimize illegal private storefront dispensaries, which have proliferated in Toronto over the past two years, Queen’s Park has decided to create a government-run pot retail chain. The plan calls for the LCBO to be in ...

Article by Joan Bryden, Huffington Post Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is proposing to levy a federal excise tax on recreational marijuana once it becomes legal next July, with the provinces and territories receiving half the revenue. Under a federal proposal put to premiers during a first ministers meeting Tuesday, each gram of pot would be subject to an excise tax ...

Article by Greg Quinn and Jen Skerritt, Bloomberg Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau proposed a tax of one dollar a gram on sales of marijuana when it’s legalized next year, his most detailed proposal yet on how he would raise revenue to pay for extra government costs while discouraging illegal sales. The C$1 (80 U.S. cents) tax could apply to recreational marijuana ...

Article by David Brown, Lift News The house standing committee on health voted for an amendment Tuesday that, if approved by the House, will ensure cannabis edibles and concentrates will be available no later than 12 months after legalization comes into force. “Edibles” and other cannabis products have been a hot topic of debate in the health committee hearings so ...

Article by Manisha Krishnan, Vice News A 20-page document obtained by VICE shows the Ontario government’s framework to sell legal weed contradicts what its own Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services is saying about enforcement and the black market. Last month, Ontario revealed that come next year, it will be selling recreational weed through an LCBO-controlled monopoly, with 40 ...

Article by Teniel Messado, High! Canada Skylines and Sativas set the scene for sparks to fly. But when you need more than Nuken and Chill in your level of Intimacy – it’s time to elevate your romantic reefer rituals. It wasn’t all that long ago, your young 20-something self may have gathered at the local vapor lounge to try and implement ...

Video by Near Death Experiment Clint Younge CEO of MMJ Canada talks to us at his Upper James Street Location in Hamilton, Ontario. Sept 28, 2017. See source here.