marijuana legalization

Our survey of the sites found ridiculously irregular inventory across the country, reflecting problems in the market as a whole

Opinion: The Canadian government should explore reparations for people whose cannabis-related criminal offences have stopped them from fully participating in society

Somehow the city rang in Oct. 17 with more legal pot shops than any of its Canadian counterparts. We paid them all a visit.

Dozens of dispensaries on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory are selling marijuana according to their own rules—and so far there don’t seem to be many

Tabatha Southey: If Canada had a door, clouds would come billowing out whenever we opened it, just like the teachers’ lounge circa 1979

Sellers in Newfoundland jockeyed to make Wednesday’s historic transaction. They couldn’t beat Thomas "Herb" Clarke—and his 71-year-old dad

Opinion: America’s own history reveals the depths of its reportedly old-fashioned approach to sharing a border with a nation where weed is legal

While there is long-term potential, investors should wait at least a year before even considering buying into the sector.

It will be a while, evidently, before politicians loosen up about marijuana the way they have about booze

Canada is about to usher in the era of legal marijuana with laws and rules that contradict other ones elsewhere in the country—or even just across a bridge. Did it have to be like this?