Video by Bubbleman’s World Looking super foreword to Episode 2 of #Hashchurch2.0 and huge thanks to @dragonflyearthmedicine for setting up an incredible line up. ✨ WE will be diving deep into soil science 🐲 We will start it off with #MG Carolyn Garcia learning the roots of cannabis soil. She wrote #primoplant in 1977 on growing cannabis🌱 then @gardenerjeff bringing ...

Article by Bruce Ryan, High! Canada The Canadian Hemp Trade Alliance convention in Ottawa (Nov 13-16) went international this year. People from across North America and around the world attended. It was a great event in all ways. Over the four days, the 14th annual convention demonstrated how the shape and future of the industry is growing worldwide. Cannabis is ...

Article by Gonzo Nieto, Lift News A recent study published in the journal of Clinical Neuropharmacology sheds new light on the potential for medical cannabis to provide symptom relief for people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). There is a growing body of non-medical literature of people living with PD finding symptom relief from cannabis use. However, there exists only a small number of ...

Article by Cy Williams, High! Canada High! Canada Magazine had the opportunity to sit down with Bree Leigh to talk about her women in weed experiences. We are sing down with Bree at the Healing Tree at College and Bathurst in Toronto. So Bree tell our readers a little bit about yourself I am an all around Canadian girl. I ...

Audio by Reefer Reporters Listen to “Reefer Reporters Jan 2-8/18” on Spreaker. A couple of Cannaucks spreading Canadian and International cannabis news. In the debut of this weekly podcast Kim Cooper and Al Graham of The PACE Radio Show discuss their picks of the news from Jan 2-8/2018 See source here.

Article by Marie Myung-Ok Lee, Washington Post via Chicago Tribune It took me awhile to perfect the cookie recipe. I experimented with ingredients: Blueberry, Strawberry, Sour Diesel, White Widow, Bubba Kush, AK-47 — all strains of cannabis, which I stored, mixed with glycerin, in meticulously labeled jars on a kitchen shelf. After the cookies finished baking, I’d taste a few crumbs ...

Article by Vancouver Sun Dan Sutton always assumed cannabis had to be grown indoors. The former technology professional was new to the pot industry in 2012 when he founded Tantalus Labs. The stereotypical image of a large industrial warehouse, with pot plants growing under bright lights and fans, loomed large in his mind. But when Sutton asked academics, horticulturists and ...

Article by Bailey Rahn, Leafly New methods of cannabis consumption are bringing us further away from the notion that marijuana belongs solely in a bong or joint – or that it has to get you high, for that matter. Cannabis-infused topicals are an example of how new modes of consumption are revolutionizing perceptions of marijuana as their accessibility, safety, and efficacy invite ...

Article by Joe Kuharic, Niles Daily Star via The Cannabist Dr. Christopher Prince has seen a lot in his 33 years as a licensed medical practitioner in Michigan. But one thing he has never seen is a marijuana overdose. “In 33 years of practice, I’ve never seen anyone come in with a pure problem from a marijuana overdose,” he said. “I’ve worked ...

Article by Cy Williams, High! Canada High! Canada Magazine got to sit down recently with one our favourite internationally acclaimed cannabis advocates. Jamie Shaw has an extremely strong voice in the Canadian cannabis professional landscape and we are pleased to have her in the pages of our humble magazine. Jamie is the Government Relations Director for MMJ Canada, a Director ...