Article by Ben Eppel, Sudbury.com At the moment, you can purchase marijuana via OCS; come next October, cannabis-infused drinks including beers are expected to become legal. Waterloo Brewing is currently preparing for that incoming legislation. President and CEO George Croft says they’re ready to take on this challenge. “We’ve been mixing drinks, ready to drink ciders and beers, for an extended ...

Article by High! Canada Calgarians are very positive about cannabis from an economic perspective but concerned about potential health and safety impacts. Insights Maer and Cannabiz Social administered an online survey with 432 adult Calgarians in order to understand behaviors and attitudes when it comes to cannabis and cannabis legalization. This highly focused study was the first of its kind ...

Article by Charlie Smith, The Georgia Straight It’s official. A company linked to the billionaire Weston family is in the online weed business. That’s because Health Canada’s website has been updated to reveal that Shoppers Drug Mart has a federal licence to sell medical cannabis over the Internet. The Straight  previously reported in September that it had received a licence through its parent company, Loblaw Companies ...

Article by Kelly Taylor, The Leaf News In February, Bob Eyler of Michigan came from almost out of nowhere to win the Vegas Shoot, claiming US$52,000 in prize money and the prestige of winning the world’s largest indoor archery tournament. In October, he was stripped of the title and the cash and handed a two-year exclusion period. His disqualification handed ...

Toronto is an amazing city for cannabis with so many diverse events going on. Here is a list of the events going on this upcoming week and weekend: Monday, December 10, 2018: Advanced Ganja Yoga When: 7:30pm-9:30pm Where: The House of Yoga (714 Bloor St W, Toronto) Price: $20 drop in Canned Laughter! A special comedy show supporting the Daily Bread Food Bank! Hosted by ...

Article by Solomon Israel, The Leaf News The Quebec government’s plan to raise the legal age for using cannabis to 21 from 18 is drawing the ire of some public-health experts, who say the move will backfire. The legislation introduced Wednesday morning is just the second bill from the new Coalition Avenir Québec government, which decimated the Liberals in the province’s October general election. Raising the age ...

Article by Patrick Cain, Global News One surprise, as Canadians checked out brand new cannabis websites on Oct. 17, was a new and bewildering terminology. Newfoundland shoppers were confronted with a drop-down menu offering a choice of 36 different “terpenes”: ‘Trans-Ocimene,’ ‘Linalool,’ ‘Isopulegol.’ Terpenes, the site explained, “are aromatic oils that colour cannabis varieties with distinctive flavors like citrus, berry, mint, and pine.” ...

Article by Canna Lance Today there are many different ways to utilize cannabis. The question is:Which ones will get you the most elevated? This is something that many individuals have asked themselves. In this article, we will break down some of the different consumption methods that are most common in order from the least psychoactive to the most potent. 1. ...

Article by Joshua Ostroff, Vice News Eighty years ago, the police chief on the Caughnawaga reserve across the St. Lawrence river from Montreal spent weeks supervising the picking, carting, and burning of 3,500 pounds of pot under order of the Department of Indian Affairs. “The leaves and seeds of the marijuana plant contain a drug police fear more than any other narcotic,” ...

Article by Ken Hanly, Digital Journal Cannabis Compliance Inc. (CCI) of Toronto in the Canadian province of Ontario has formed a partnership with the University of Guelph to offer workshops on cannabis to both industry enthusiasts and professionals,. They will begin in March of 2019. The courses offer expertise on licencing applications that will adhere to the recent Cannabis Act ...