The Canadian cannabis industry has a billion-dollar blind spot when it comes to topicals. When cannabis 2.0 products rolled out, topicals took a backseat to more buzzworthy products like vape pens and edibles. Over a year later, cannabis infused lotions, bath products,…
It is estimated that seven percent of Canadian women will develop endometriosis during their lifetime, a painful and highly misunderstood condition that, according to a 2020 study takes an average of five years to diagnose. But for a…
“I’m illegally alive instead of legally dead.” This statement, punctuated with a quick laugh, comes from 68-year-old Jack Kungel in the short documentary Jack’s Garage.
Resembling a shopping mall Santa Clause with his bushy white beard and wide smile, Kungel just explained to…
Twenty years after the launch of Cannabis Health, former lawyer Kirk Tousaw sums up the court cases and challenges that led to legalization.
A molecule of CBD is a molecule of CBD, whether it is in a skin cream, a recreational product, or a physician-authorized medicine. But the case of adult-use versus medical cannabis is more complicated than genetic material.
As a cannabis patient,…
Cannabis scientists weigh in on the impact of the cannabis research licence in Canada, in this follow-up to a NYT op-ed.
The City of Vancouver has received 176 applications for medical marijuana-related businesses after setting out new zoning and business licence regulations in June to address concerns related to public safety. Of these Stage One applications, 69 have the potential to be licenced…
The first P.E.I medical marijuana facility is under construction.
Called Canada's Island Garden, the 24,000-square-foot facility, which will contain two floors for growing cannabis and a 3,600-square-foot office, is slated for completion in November. It is in BioCommons Research Park — a business…
Kwantlen Polytechnic University in British Columbia will be offering a medical marijuana course this autumn.
The course called Introduction to Professional Management of Marijuana for Medical Purposes in Canada, will teach students how to operate a marijuana business under new government regulations, and…
Health Canada has granted Hydropothecary, CanniMed, and Tilray medical marijuana oil production licences.
On July 8, 2015 the Government of Canada announced it would allow licensed producers of medical marijuana to produce and sell medical marijuana oil under new supplementary licences. This was…