Eight-Year-Old wins Cannabis Raffle at Minor League Hockey Game, illegal
A routine raffle at a hockey game hosted by Dawson’s Creek Minor Hockey (DCMH) in B.C., Canada was...
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ICYMI: Top Stories of the Week, January 19
So much news, and so little time. In case you missed them, here is a recap of what...
The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club moves closer to Cannabis Act Exemption
The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club can’t fit into the box that our current legal framework has created. It...
5 Cannabis Laws You Should Know for the Holidays
Winter is upon us, and in addition to the cold and holiday cheer, another thing we can count...
Maelstrom of Morality – Medical Dispensaries return to B.C. court with an Appeal
Vancouver‘s unlicensed medical dispensaries returned to court this week, appealing a December 2018 B.C. Supreme Court decision that...
Cannabis Legalization: Canada vs. USA
When you compare cannabis legalization in Canada to how some American states are going about it, you’ll realize...
Tyson Ranch Partners with First Annual Antigua Cannabis Conference
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., July 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Tyson Ranch, Mike Tyson's cannabis/health & wellness company, will partner with the first annual Antigua Cannabis Conference-- offering their support and resources to the event, which is set to take place in April 2020. Working in conjunction with Prime Minister Gaston Browne, of Antigua and Barbuda, Tyson Ranch is helping to produce and promote the three-day conference, which will feature live music as well as symposiums and events with industry leaders in finance, medicine, and politics from around the world.
Legal Edibles Delayed for Months
If you’ve eagerly been looking forward to the legalization of cannabis edibles, extracts, and topicals, we’ve got some...
Man shot during armed robbery at East Vancouver dispensary Stepping Stone Holistic Living
Stepping Stone Holistic Living, a cannabis dispensary on Kingsway, was robbed at gunpoint by 2 masked men just...
Proposing Practical Regulations for Edibles
Health Canada‘s 10 mg limit per package for edibles will be creating many limitations. Medical cannabis patients, at the very least,...