The Ontario Cannabis Store, the province's pot distributor, has announced that a raft of new products is slated to start appearing in brick-and-mortar retailers on Monday and be available for online purchase 10 days later.

There's a growing movement of people championing the benefits of psychedelics, and they're following the path that led to cannabis legalization.

Cannabis stores across Manitoba are getting ready to stock their shelves with edibles now that the new products are legal.

Cannabis edibles, topicals and extracts are set to legally hit store shelves for the first time ever in Canada next week.

The Know Your Limits campaign – similar to campaigns released prior to and shortly after pot legalization – will run in English and French across Manitoba and get the word out via social media, billboards, posters, transit ads, and point-of-sale materials at Manitoba pot shops.

Bill 2 raises the legal age to consume recreational marijuana from 18 to 21.

“I think there's room in this market for a considerable variety of product and a considerable variety of producers.”

Cannabis has been legal for exactly a year, and the impact it's had on police services in Saskatchewan has been minimal.

A pair of Winnipeg cannabis advocates say that while public opinion is changing, there's still a stigma around pot use.

The decision means it is now legal to grow cannabis plants at home in Quebec.