Mary Jones Cannabis Bringing Its Soda, Edibles to Canada
The soda company announced that operations will begin in Ontario, with additional provinces to follow.
Germany’s Coalition Government Reaches Deal on Weed Legalization
Germany would be the third EU member to legalize recreational pot, after Malta and Luxembourg.
GOP-Backed Bill in Indiana Would Create Fund To Study Shrooms
A proposed bill offered up by a Republican lawmaker in Indiana would open the door for the state to research psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in “magic mushrooms.”
Researchers Trace Psilocybin to Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid
The origins of magic mushrooms may be as explosive as their psychedelic properties.
Report: More Than 2 Million Pot-Related Expungements Since 2018
Police have made more than 29 million cannabis-related arrests since 1965.
New Mexico Regulators Revoke Licenses for Two Cannabis Farms
Regulators in New Mexico announced this week that they revoked the licenses of two cannabis producers in the state, citing a host of violations.
Cannabis Still the World’s Most Used Substance, UN Report Says
According to the United Nations, there are an estimated 219 million cannabis users worldwide, with that number trending upward.
Delaware Group Offers ‘Joints For Junk’ To Fight Trash Pollution
A Delaware cannabis advocacy group has global preservation in mind.
Despite Widespread Legalization, Fewer Young People Find it ‘Easy’ To Get Pot
Although the amount of youth reporting that cannabis is easy to access has declined, many continue to report the opposite.
30,000 Papers on Cannabis Published By Scientists in Last Decade
More than 70% of all peer-reviewed scientific research on cannabis has been published in the past ten years.