Reviewed by Toronto Toker for Dankr.ca. SparQ Toronto Overview: SparQ Toronto is a unique dispensary focused on carrying top-notch strains, rather than an excessive selection. SparQ is discretely placed right on Yonge Street and has been there since the beginner of the 2017 summer, providing medicine to patients in need. SparQ Toronto Location: 4905 Yonge St. SparQ Toronto is conveniently located ...

Article  by Kate Robertson, Lift News Marketers face a difficult challenge when it comes to medical cannabis in Canada: under the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations(ACMPR), licensed producers aren’t allowed to promote themselves with any images of the plant, dried or not; they can’t lean on celebrity endorsements, nor can they make claims about the effects of strains. And ...

Article by Robert Benzie, The Toronto Star Charles Sousa was half-joking about toking. “I was with some high school buddies last week — you remember the guys from high school — and they said to me: ‘who’d have thought it would be you that would one day aspire to become the world’s biggest pot dealer?’ ” the Ontario finance minister ...

Article by Susan Ormiston, CBC News Red Diesel, Moby Dick, Lemon Burst, or how about Girl Scout Cookies? All names for “bud,” the cannabis flower, and when the black market product goes legal in Canada this summer expect some heavy marketing of fancy names and their tantalizing effects. But plant scientists say the “sell” is hazy. Those buds have a mixed-up ...

Video by CBC News  The legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada is looming and there’s a lot at stake financially for those who have invested in industrial scale cannabis operations. Legalizing marijuana would also represent a cultural shift for many people — including what to call it See source here.

Article by Irie Selkirk, High! Canada This isn’t going to be your typical list of items that you can click through to order immediately—although I’ll include a few to simplify your life. Instead, this information is simply designed to help one recognize what the cannabis consumer enjoys… something that some of the provincial governments seem to be avoiding at all ...

Article by Shannon Kari, Law Times The Ontario government is promising to open 40 government-run cannabis stores in more than a dozen municipalities once federal legislation is enacted later this year to permit the sale of the product for recreational use. That number is scheduled to rise to 80 stores and online sales by the summer of 2019, increasing to 150 ...

Video by Micheal Kushbury, Kushbury.com Blessed Edibles – Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Float Bar I am very excited about today’s review! We are taking a look at the Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Float Bar from Blessed Edibles! I’m excited because one of the early incarnations of this product was a big favorite of mine! It’s been over a year since I’ve ...

Article by André Picard, Globe and Mail Legalization of recreational cannabis in Canada is only a few months away, but it’s going to take a lot longer than that to clean up the mess left behind from almost a century of prohibition. One of the most pressing issues has to be to wipe the slate clean for Canadians who have ...

Reviewed by Toronto Toker for Dankr.ca. Geerbbox Overview: Geerbbox was introduced as a product made for the legal cannabis market to carry joints, papers, bud, and even a lighter. It is made to allow you to easily carry cannabis and half smoked joints around with you, with out worrying about the smell. Accessing Geerbbox: Geerbbox was started in early 2017 in ...