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As the cannabis movement hits a critical stage, here is a look at how we got to this point.
A leading veterinary organization is joining the fight to reschedule cannabis in an effort to speed research into the plant’s effects on our furry friends.
There’s still a lot of work to be done on the equality front, but a new survey suggests that about a quarter of legal weed businesses are owned or were founded by women.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- It's a hot topic in the state: whether or not to legalize medical marijuana.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- It's a hot topic in the state: whether or not to legalize medical marijuana.
For anyone curious about working in the world of weed, a new resource makes job-hunting easier.
B.C.’s former health minister, Terry Lake, is moving to the Ottawa area this weekend to become a vice-president of a “luxury” medical marijuana company that is poised for massive growth.
Professional hockey is one of the world’s most physically demanding sports. NHL players take a beating night in, night out for over 80 games a season.
Research into the potential medical uses of marijuana compounds continues apace.
Vilchis’ eye is on both the profit margins and the health benefits of her beloved CBD products.
Some of the cannabis industry’s leading venture capital and financial professionals will address the one-day workshop, while examining the issues that can make or break the state’s new recreational cannabis market.
Tasmanians will have access to medicinal cannabis when the state government’s Controlled Access Scheme starts on Friday.
Baltimore City officials have chosen to simply treat the marijuana facilities like pharmacies under the zoning code — and not pass special legislation for them.
The facility is anticipated to be ready for licensing and production before the end of 2017.
Every year in April, Jiang Xingquan sets aside part of his farm in northern China to grow cannabis.
RENO, Nev. -- The American Legion adopted a resolution Thursday urging the federal government to allow Department of Veterans Affairs doctors to discuss and recommend medical marijuana in states where it's legal, adding to the group's efforts to get cannabis in the hands of veterans it could help.