Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government’s decision to make recreational marijuana legal in Canada as of October 17 will give the provinces and territories enough time to ensure a “smooth transition.”
Cannabis is now legal across Canada, but the rules and regulations differ from province to province. Here’s how it will be distributed and enforced in Ontario:
A cannabis chef is traveling across Canada, certifying local chefs’ countrywide, in cannabis cookery. As Mark Neufeld reports, the hope is, that it could help grow Canada into a global cannabis culinary tourism destination.
Scientists are still working to fully understand the effect of marijuana on the teenage brain. And with legalization weeks away, Tina Yazdani speaks to experts about what the latest research shows.
With marijuana legalization weeks away, it is anticipated many will be experimenting with weed for the first time. Shauna Hunt asks a pot expert all the burning questions a newbie might have.
Almost a year after marijuana became legal, the black market continues to thrive. Adrian Ghobrial reports on the lengths illegal dispensaries are going through to keep their doors open.
Medical marijuana producers contributed to a trading high on the TSX Wednesday. Meanwhile, Apple is facing as many as eight lawsuits after intentionally slowing down older versions of the iPhone. 680NEWS senior business editor Mike Eppel reports.
