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The day cannabis became legal in Canada, media coverage included jokes about grocery stores selling out of Doritos and tales about a plucky Girl Guide selling out...

Cannabis is currently a Class B drug, meaning that in theory anyone who possesses it can be given five years in prison and any dealer can be given 14 years. In practice, the upper penalty for possession is rarely enforced, however.

Possession can lead to a prison sentence of up to five years and an unlimited fine while anybody caught dealing the drug faces up to 14 years in jail. Julian Huppert, Lib Dem candidate, who is standing in Cambridge, said the current approach was "a disaster".

“The regulations are not yet published so there’s an opportunity to push back or comment on them too, so there still will be an opportunity to shape how that looks,”

Cannabis Legalization Bill Tabled Today in Ottawa Adults 18 and older will be able to legally buy and cultivate small amounts of marijuana for personal...

In recent years, the use of psychedelic drugs has gained popularity throughout the world. According to a report by the United Nations, in 2016...

Weed withdrawal can be unpleasant, but there are ways to help. Check out our blog to find out what weed withdrawal is and healthy tips for how to cope.

The word Zaza can have numerous different meanings depending on the context. In weed smoking culture, Zaza is a slang term for weed, marijuana...

We all know that weed stays in your system longer than other drugs like alcohol or cocaine. But just how long exactly? And what...

What is a dime bag? If you ever bought weed during prohibition, you'll be familair with the term, but if not, here's our guide!