Article by Angela Stelmakowich, Growth Op Michigan-based Camp Happy Trees will need to wait to make camping, cannabis and the great outdoors a reality after being issued a stop-work order over health concerns that COVID-19 is delaying the site’s owner from rectifying. The order has nothing to do with weed, but those hoping to enjoy a bit of time at ...

Article by Kevin Connor, Toronto Sun Forty-three per cent of marijuana users say they prefer to buy products online, according to a survey conducted by research firm Maru/Blue, for the cannabis brand Figr. . This is an increase from 13.3% of cannabis sales that were made online during the first year of legalization, as reported by Statistics Canada in December ...

Article by Enzo Dimatteo, NOW Toronto Timothy Leary must be rolling in his grave. Or maybe he’s just smiling to himself. We’d have to take a trip back in time to know for sure what the Harvard psychologist (and the granddaddy of the “psychedelic revolution”) would have to say about the “renaissance” in psychedelics we’re witnessing today, more than 50 years ...

Article by Pearce Thompson, Cannabis Life Network YouTube has pinnacled as one of the world’s best things to waste time on when you’re so high you can’t possibly do anything else. Here are 5 YouTube channels to watch when you’re high. Hot Ones with Sean Evans First We Feast has propelled itself to YouTube stardom not only with Hot Ones but 5 ...

Article by Natalia Manzocco, Now Magazine Every few mornings since the start of the pandemic began, Jessica Nudo has had a special morning ritual. To start her day, the freelance writer and content creator occasionally mixes dried psilocybin mushrooms with cacao, spices, oat milk, and some other herbs and anti-inflammatories for a morning latte. “I found that I couldn’t leave ...

Article by Growth Op Looking to learn some new skills or make a career change? You’re not alone, at least according to Jeff Zorn, the founder and CEO at Denver’s Cannabis Training University. “We’ve seen a huge influx of new students wanting to learn how to become budtenders, open cannabis businesses, and make cannabis products for resale,” says Zorn in ...

Article by Benzinga The closing months of 2018 saw Canada legalize the recreational use of cannabis for its citizens. Tourists can also partake in the Great White North’s newly established legal cannabis culture. Before you go out and buy your plane ticket, it’s a good idea to brush up on the specifics of how legalization in Canada works. Canada’s Recreational Market Although cannabis ...

Article by Lin Shen, Cannabis Life Network Weed not only has many therapeutic and medicinal purposes, but it is also one of the safest recreational drugs to use. However, as with basically anything, too much of a good thing can turn into a bad thing. When weed is over-consumed, there is a chance that some users may experience what stoners call “greening out” which ...

Article by Kim Hart Macneill, Growth Op When legalization hit, the first thing consumers complained about, after supply shortages, was the price. Nearly two years later, we’re hitting the sweet spot where producers are bringing discount brands online. In addition to being more affordable, these options generally come with less packaging to cart around and figure out how to recycle. ...

Article by Jillian Kestler-D’Amours, Leafly News On October 17, 2018, thousands of Canadians waited outside cannabis shops to finally buy the drug legally for the first time in the nation’s history. That same day, while attention was turned to the shops, the Canadian government promised to undo a great historical wrong: People convicted of single cannabis possession in the past ...