New Brunswickers are less than half as likely to use credit cards to buy cannabis compared to alcohol. Why? Uneasiness about the U.S. border, one expert says. Continue reading →

How bad for you is smoking weed? There’s no proven link to cancer, but you’re probably better off with vaping. Here’s why. Continue reading →

Since legalization, cannabis has become more available to people whose habits and assumptions have been formed by alcohol consumption — but that has its pitfalls, says one expert. Continue reading →

The federal government’s own data shows it’s blowing smoke on cannabis supplies, prof. Michael Armstrong says. Continue reading →

As of now you can make cannabis infused food at home but it is illegal for anyone to buy and or sell them to the public. Continue reading →

Cannabis companies are becoming a growing presence in the medical industry, but some doctors aren’t welcoming them. Continue reading →

A medical study asserts that daily use of high-potency cannabis is “strongly linked to the risk of developing psychosis.” Continue reading →

Cannabis tourism companies are cropping up across major cities in Canada. But since legalization, tour companies say the rules remain unclear on how they can market their business.  Continue reading →

How long cannabis can be detected in your system depends on a number of factors. Continue reading →