Article by Colin Bambury, High! Canada 10. Vaporizing is Better than Smoking Although cannabis smoke is much less toxic than cigarette smoke, inhalation of any combustion is not desirable. Over 100 toxins are released when cannabis is burned. Smokers are more prone to respiratory infections than people who use vaporizing tools. Vaporizers can also be set to specific temperatures, allowing ...

Article by Pot Facts An amazing study authored by professors D. Mark Anderson (University of Montana) and Daniel Rees (University of Colorado) shows that traffic deaths have been reduced in states where medical marijuana is legalized. According to their findings, the use of medical marijuana has caused traffic related fatalities to fall by nearly nine percent in states that have ...

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 July 3, 2017: Ganja Pranayama (All Levels) When: 5:00pm-6:30pm Where: The House of Yoga (714 Bloor St W, Toronto) Price: $30/class, 5 classes for $125 All Levels Ganja Yoga When: 7:30pm-9:00pm Where: The House of Yoga ...

Article by Saugeen Shores Hub New Port Elgin entrepreneur wants patrons to Stop and Smell the Roses at his Port Elgin shop that sells legal cannabinoids (CBD), available to purchase for anyone 18 years and older. Cody Coulson, a graduate of Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Plant Production and Facility Management program, knows first hand the benefits of using CBD. Derived through ...

Article by Stephanie Lake, MJ Milloy and Zach Walsh, iPolitics Last month, Bill C-45, also known as the Cannabis Act, passed its second reading in the House of Commons — the culmination of several days and late nights of debate among members of Parliament about the proposed framework for legalized cannabis. ‘Perplexing’ might be a good word to describe many of the arguments made ...

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Article by Tess Allen, Civilized Researchers in Vancouver, Canada are seeking 1,000 cannabis dispensary clients for a study on the pros and cons of pot shops. The B.C. Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU) is conducting the online survey to help inform the Canadian government ahead of the July 2018 cannabis legalization deadline. “We know [dispensaries] serve a pretty wide cross-section of ...

Article by Betsy Clairsse, The Advocate Regarding Dixie McIlwraith’s letter on June 26, I submit a different perspective on the Canadian health care system. I’m an American citizen, but my family lived in both Nova Scotia and Ontario due to my husband’s job. Many Americans have an unrealistic expectation of what “free” health care provides. Vision, dental, mental health, home visit ...

Article by CBC News The B.C. Centre on Substance Use wants to know how, when, where and why marijuana dispensary users buy their pot. The drug-use research centre is seeking 1,000 dispensary clients to join an online survey to examine the possible benefits and harms of dispensaries as Canada gets ready for legalization next year. “We know [dispensaries] serve a ...

Article by Cannabis Business Times Heavy metals in cannabis can be a dangerous thing (click here for more on their impact on quality and safety), so you’ll want to prevent their presence, and eradicate them if they make their way into your grow. In this Q&A with Advanced Nutrients’ Michael “BigMike” Straumietis, learn how to make sure your product is ...