Children are eating cannabis edibles and it’s dangerous, says Montreal Children’s Hospital
An increasing number of young children are being admitted to the ER for cannabis intoxication, the Montreal Children’s Hospital stated. Continue reading
Cannabis edibles
Canadians’ appetite for cannabis edibles drops as second wave of legalization draws near: study
By Jesse Thomas Videographer
In 2017, before legalization, 46 per cent of survey respondents said they were interested in trying edibles, but in a new poll, that number had dropped to 36 per cent. Continue reading
2 face drug charges after search of Trent Lakes medical dispensary
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
OPP seized a variety of drugs from the Soaring Eagle Medical Dispensary in Buckhorn on May 1. Continue reading
Moosehead Breweries gets into the cannabis-infused beverage market
Moosehead, one of the oldest and largest independently owned breweries in Canada, announced the joint venture on Tuesday. Continue reading
6 months until edibles hit the market, Cannabis companies get ready for 2nd round of legalization
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Legal pot shops have been popping up across the country, and with edibles legislation coming, there could be more made-in Winnipeg options on the shelves. Continue reading
Several youths hospitalized after consuming cannabis edibles in Collingwood: OPP
According to police, the youths did not suffer any long-term effects as a result of the incident. Continue reading
Marijuana edibles: Is Canada on track to legalize them?
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
Children’s hospital sounds alarm on kids and cannabis after calls to poison line spike
Atlantic Canada’s largest children’s hospital is warning parents about the risks of edible weed after a flood of cannabis-related calls to its poison centre. Continue reading
‘It’s a totally different drug’: Why edibles feel different from smoking cannabis
Different ways of consuming cannabis can have different effects on the brain. Here’s why. Continue reading
Pot-laced candy left on Vancouver windshields prompts concerns
By Catherine Urquhart Reporter
A Richmond MLA is speaking out after cannabis-infused candies were left on a number of windshields last weekend. Continue reading