The momentum for cannabis reform in the U.S., which has had landmark political success beginning in 2012, appears to be gaining speed ahead of next month’s midterm elections.

The game is intended to be very much of-the-moment, with gameplay reflecting the current political and legal climate surrounding cannabis.

It looks like the Marlboro Man may soon be into weed: Tobacco company Altria Group is reportedly considering buying a stake in Canadian cannabis producer Aphria.

Officers in Ottawa will be allowed to use marijuana off duty starting Oct. 17, but there are restrictions.

Members of the Blackfeet nation can now possess medical cannabis obtained legally in Montana.

MedMen, one of the most recognizable brands in the rapidly expanding cannabis industry, acquired the medical marijuana dispensary chain PharmaCann in a $682 million all-stock transaction.

On Oct. 17, Canada becomes the second and largest country with a legal national marijuana marketplace.

As legalization spreads, progressive canna-centric weddings are becoming a trend. But throwing a weed wedding isn’t as simple as having flower arrangements adorned with fan leaves and buds.

Medical marijuana might be able to help cerebral palsy patients manage their symptoms and enjoy a better quality of life.