The Quebec multinational wants to be one of the ``key players'' in the North American cannabis market.

Manitoba RCMP officers are testing a new oral fluid device to do roadside screenings for pot.

A new poll by CAA shows 73 per cent of people believe an increase in cannabis-impaired driving will be seen over the holiday season.

"I think women look down on women, especially moms, who use something like that because it's this idea that it's a drug and that it's illegal and that they have this whole stoner mentality."

The company is looking for five pot smokers ready to try different types of marijuana.

The city has launched a public survey asking Edmontonians to weigh in on where they think people should and should not be allowed to smoke in public once marijuana is legalized later this year.

The spin-off will be achieved by distributing shares and warrants of the new company - to be listed on the Canadian Security Exchange.

A city council committee decided to not go for draconian marijuana rules for consuming in public. They've set buffer zones like 10 metres away from entrances and 30 metres from playgrounds.

What proposed provisions will be in place so that marketing legalized recreational marijuana won't be the wild west.

City council voted Monday to postpone holding a public meeting on cannabis in the city. Lethbridge is quite behind other Canadian cities and plans on hosting the meeting in late June.