From ‘boom’ to ‘errl,’ Health Canada’s ‘cannabis slang terms’ have Canadian cannabis fans scratching their heads.

Are there a bunch of ‘fakers’ in Canada’s medical marijuana program? That’s what the Canadian government has suggested as it defends a new tax being imposed on the nation’s medical cannabis system.

Just like old-school raves, the location of a Green Market event is usually announced the day before, and for a similar reason: What they’re doing is officially illegal.

Where else could you mingle amongst CEOs, lawyers, master growers, and W. Brett Wilson, the business entrepreneur best known for his time as a judge on TV show Dragon’s Den, while eating shockingly delicious pierogi?

Responding to criticism about favoring large cannabis producers, federal officials today unveiled a new “Micro” license.

Hotels, motels, and inns will be able to accommodate medical cannabis use in fully-enclosed sleeping suites (though this exception doesn’t carry over to recreational use).

The Canadian Security Exchange’s ‘Cannabis Growing in Capital Markets’ speaker series drew investors, lawyers, accountants, and entrepreneurs, all hungry to see the cannabis sector grow.

After finding fame with Royal Canadian Air Farce and confronting mortality with a killer cancer diagnosis, Alan Park reemerges as a fearless cannabis advocate (and conspiracy theorist?)

From smoking devices to storage, the Cannabis Act is set to legalize more than mere possession.

Cannabis Culture believes the Comeau case is “of pressing and substantial importance” because provinces “could create barriers to the free trade of cannabis products from Province to Province,” constituting an infringement of the Constitution.