Article by Tamarijuana, Twelve High Chicks I host a weekly podcast (Cannabis and Coffee with Tamarijuana) that brings experts and patients together. I have been doing this now for just over a year. And what I hear in most every conversation — be it with an advocate, activist, doctor, etc. — is worry about over-regulation. This recreational legislation by the Canadian ...

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Article by David Brown, Lift News Some Canadian cannabis seed sellers using Canada-based Shopify to power their payment systems online say they have recently received letters from the company asking them to demonstrate they are authorized to sell cannabis seeds in Canada. J, of the website Jordan of the Islands, who only gave his name as “J”, says the company received an email ...

Article by Michelle McQuigge and Sadiah Rahman, National Post Cannabis activists say that while they’ve succeeded in helping to push for marijuana legalization across the country, their work is far from over. The federal government has committed to making recreational cannabis legal by July 1, 2018, but has tasked provincial governments with establishing their own business and regulatory models that ...

Review by Michael Kushbury, for Dankr.ca. Blessed Edibles Overview: Blessed Edibles has become a staple in the Canadian edible scene providing fantastic infused treats made with simple, quality ingredients. The owner, Angelina, is a world traveled competitive Muay Thai fighter and an advocate of athletes using canna products for recovery. Accessing Blessed Edibles: Blessed Edibles can often be found at ...

Article by Andrew Mendler, Midland Mirror A controversial café has opened on Penetanguishene’s Main Street. The Cannabis Corner Café, located at 29 Main St., is a retail store and restaurant that is marijuana friendly. “We are a safe haven for medical marijuana users,” said owner Irene York. The police won’t be busting down the doors any time soon, as the café ...

Article by Kelly Gibson, High! Canada There are some things you need to consider and understand before growing Cannabis for ‘personal use’. In Canada a personal grow permit is required, you can obtain this through the current ACMPR program with a Cannabis prescription. Also, consider having any electrical work done by a professional, for safety and potential legal reasons. The ...

Article by Matthew Van Dongen, Hamilton Spectator The city will push the legal medical marijuana industry out of Hamilton if it prevents rural facilities from expanding, say local growers. Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson plans to bring a motion to next Wednesday’s council meeting asking for a review of rules governing location and size of licensed medical pot-growing operations. He also wants ...

Article by Rachel Browne, Vice News Ontario tabled its law on cannabis legalization this week that would ban users from consuming the drug outside of “private residences,” a move slammed by critics as favouring “the elite” since homeless people, and many renters and condo residents could effectively be prohibited from consuming legal weed. The ban doesn’t make sense, drug policy experts ...

Article by CTV News Ontario’s proposed marijuana legislation will, if passed, establish regulations to govern the sale of recreational pot in the province. Here are some highlights of the new bill: –Sets the legal age to use, buy or cultivate marijuana at 19. –Bans cannabis use in public places, workplaces and vehicles. –Creates a provincial retailer, a subsidiary of the ...