The federal legalization of cannabis sales and use could help reduce America's staggering debt while also creating millions of jobs, according to a new report by cannabis data analysis firm New Frontier Data.

So you’ve decided to embrace your inner-agrarian and want to grow your own marijuana. How hard could it possibly be?

Legal recreational cannabis hasn't had the negative effect on workplace productivity that some Canadians expected, but that could be because most of us work for organizations that don't allow it at work, a new online survey suggests.

So you’ve got your cannabis and you’re ready to use it as an ingredient. Here’s a few tips.

A video of a Gwinnett County police officer handing back marijuana to a driver during a traffic stop has gone viral.

Nearly 10 per cent of Canadians say their employers allow cannabis use at work – and, according to a new poll, about half of those who can, do.

More than 800 cannabis industry leaders have signed onto a letter urging Congress to deschedule marijuana to mitigate the risks associated with vaping products obtained on the illicit market.

Most U.S. farmers are growing hemp for cannabidiol, but hemp-based hardwood and bioplastics businesses have sprouted up this fall, expanding the newly legal crop's potential.

Before buying or making cannabutter, you should decide what effects you’re hoping to experience.