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Cannabis IQ: Global News is answering your questions on pot legalization
Reporter Patrick Cain is answering reader questions in a new weekly newsletter, Cannabis IQ. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: Across the country, here’s what to expect on legalization day
A provincial and territorial guide to how to buy cannabis, where you’re legally allowed to consume it, rules about growing your own and more. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: What should THC limits be for cops, pilots, doctors, soldiers?
It’s all very well to err on the side of safety — but when do marijuana limits for police officers go too far? Continue reading
It’s official: Newfoundland will allow Canada’s first legal marijuana sales since 1923
Newfoundland and Labrador will allow the province’s cannabis stores to open at midnight local time on Oct. 17, the province’s liquor authority said Friday. Continue reading
In major shift, the U.S. says it won’t ban Canadian pot workers
In a policy change made without fanfare Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) now says Canadians who work in the legal cannabis industry here will be free to enter the United States. Continue reading
Canada’s airports have warning signs for pot. Do they need amnesty boxes too?
If you realize that you shouldn’t be flying with your pot, what should you do with it? Some U.S. airports have installed amnesty boxes. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: Possession amnesty debated, buzzkill in Quebec and more
Will half a million possession convictions get erased? Will Quebec raise the cannabis age to 21 at the last minute? Here’s what we learned this week. Continue reading
Legault says he’ll raise Quebec’s marijuana age to 21
Quebec’s incoming premier says he’ll follow through on a campaign promise to raise the province’s minimum age to buy and possess cannabis from 18 to 21. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: Police chiefs doubt roadside testing device, new rules in Ontario and more
The clock is ticking down toward legalization — here’s what we learned this week. (Also, send us your questions.) Continue reading
Zero-tolerance THC restrictions for new drivers open to Charter challenge: lawyer
Many provinces don’t allow young drivers to have any trace of cannabis. That sounds sensible — but THC can stay in the system for days and weeks after use. Continue reading
Marijuana legalization will start in Newfoundland and roll westward
While it was debated for many years, the actual process of legalization will take five and a half hours, as it moves slowly from coast to coast. Continue reading
Cannabis IQ: What we learned this week
With marijuana legalization less than a month away, here’s what we learned this week. Continue reading
Will your cannabis credit card purchases be visible to U.S. border officials? (Some might, some won’t.)
In some provinces, marijuana sales will be online only to start. But that raises an awkward question — what will happen to all that credit card data south of the border? Continue reading
Will imported marijuana ease a shortage after October 17?
Importing cannabis could be the key to easing a national shortage after legalization. In the longer term, will we see recreational marijuana from around the world for sale in Canada? Continue reading
Are you able to vote in the U.S. midterms from Canada? Keep an eye on the deadlines
Can you vote in the U.S. midterms from Canada? Deadlines to register are coming up. Continue reading
