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

A New Brunswick man’s heart attack, linked to a THC-laced lollipop, points to the dangers of powerful grey-market edibles. Continue reading →

Among the women who used cannabis while pregnant, half reported using the drug almost daily or twice a week. Continue reading →

Many people who combine cannabis and sex say it makes the experience better. But the key is keeping doses low. Here’s why. Continue reading →

It may be a good idea for parents to lock up their cannabis — especially potent oils and sprays, lawyers say. Continue reading →

Cannabis buyers who are concerned about using credit cards should use cash if possible, the federal privacy commissioner says. (But in a lot of Canada, that’s easier said than done.) Continue reading →

More than two dozen illegal stores will now have to shut down as many more await licences from the province and the city. Continue reading →

If you’ve bought legal cannabis, you’ve probably had the option to choose between strangely named terpenes. Here’s how they can affect you. Continue reading →

Marijuana is sold as sativa or indica varieties. But the difference doesn’t predict what kind of experience you can expect to have, experts warn. Continue reading →