2018 was a busy year with cannabis legalization (specifically recreational) in Canada on October 17th. Here are some facts on non-medical cannabis and what it means in legalese for the 10 Provinces and the three territories in Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland/Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Saskatchewan, Northwest
The federal law in permitting the personal use of marijuana is known as Bill C-45 Canada mandating the provinces and municipal government to fill in the spaces. Imagine for a moment a blank quilt and the pieces are provided by the federal government, with the other two levels of government giving their own interpretations and
In our last article, we talked about Mexico being one step closer to legalizing recreational marijuana as well as how the legislation stands now for medical marijuana. The Significance of October 17, 2018 In this article, we are going to talk about Canada and what Bill C45 means. Will it have an impact on Mexico
Since 1994, I have suffered on and off with chronic pain as a result of degenerative joint changes in both my hips and knees. After refusing traditional pharmaceutical prescriptions as I felt they were invasive to my body, I started researching CBD products, specifically oils and medical marijuana products. I am happy to say that I have been taking them for over 3 years with tremendous success!
It stands to reason some people are going to be making a lot of money once recreational marijuana becomes legal in Canada. Who stands to benefit? Who will be onboard the gravy train? I think we can say that the government, dispensaries, and the stock market are all onboard. What kind of revenue are we looking
Who is Hilary Black – and why should you care? Hilary Black is a strong and passionate champion of medical cannabis (marijuana) and is the Director of Patient and Community Services for Bedrocan, a licensed producer in Canada, a sister company to BC Tweed, and under the umbrella of Canopy Growth. She is well known
As of October 17, 2018, Bill C-45 is law in Canada, as expected from when the Canadian Federal Liberal Party first announced it as an election promise during the 2015 federal election campaign. From late 2015 to now, municipal, provincial and federal organizations, along with private citizens, have expressed their opinions/concerns/issues about this legislation at
