Cannabis
- The inability to commit to a nationalized excise stamp in the fall economic statement is 'baffling,' says Cannabis Council of Canada president Paul McCarthy.
- The inability to commit to a nationalized excise stamp in the fall economic statement is 'baffling,' says Cannabis Council of Canada president Paul McCarthy.
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- The most recent federal budget has harshed the cannabis industry’s buzz. As The Hill Times’ Stuart Benson reports, stakeholders were holding their breath for
- The most recent federal budget has harshed the cannabis industry’s buzz. As The Hill Times’ Stuart Benson reports, stakeholders were holding their breath for
- The most recent federal budget has harshed the cannabis industry’s buzz. As The Hill Times’ Stuart Benson reports, stakeholders were holding their breath for
- The illicit market is really the big winner when legal cannabis companies fall by the wayside with no pathway to profitability and no platform
- The illicit market is really the big winner when legal cannabis companies fall by the wayside with no pathway to profitability and no platform
- The illicit market is really the big winner when legal cannabis companies fall by the wayside with no pathway to profitability and no platform
- VICTORIA, B.C.—In 2015, legalization of cannabis seemed like such a good idea. Then-third-party Liberal leader Justin Trudeau laid out a plan for legalization that
- VICTORIA, B.C.—In 2015, legalization of cannabis seemed like such a good idea. Then-third-party Liberal leader Justin Trudeau laid out a plan for legalization that
- VICTORIA, B.C.—In 2015, legalization of cannabis seemed like such a good idea. Then-third-party Liberal leader Justin Trudeau laid out a plan for legalization that
- As the Senate studies Bill C-5, NDP MP Randall Garrison and civil liberties associations say they hope Senators won't make 'perfect the enemy of

- As the Senate studies Bill C-5, NDP MP Randall Garrison and civil liberties associations say they hope Senators won't make 'perfect the enemy of
- As the Senate studies Bill C-5, NDP MP Randall Garrison and civil liberties associations say they hope Senators won't make 'perfect the enemy of

- Political cartoonist Michael de Adder, who works his magic for The Washington Post, The Hill Times, The Toronto Star, and The Halifax Chronicle Herald, tweeted out a
- Political cartoonist Michael de Adder, who works his magic for The Washington Post, The Hill Times, The Toronto Star, and The Halifax Chronicle Herald, tweeted out a
- Political cartoonist Michael de Adder, who works his magic for The Washington Post, The Hill Times, The Toronto Star, and The Halifax Chronicle Herald, tweeted out a
- With so much attention focused on the Trudeau government’s plans to legalize recreational cannabis, it is important to not forget the thousands of Canadians

- With so much attention focused on the Trudeau government’s plans to legalize recreational cannabis, it is important to not forget the thousands of Canadians
- With so much attention focused on the Trudeau government’s plans to legalize recreational cannabis, it is important to not forget the thousands of Canadians

- GATINEAU, QUE.—The adults of Canada are deeply conflicted about marijuana. By “adults,” I mean most politicians over 30 years old. By “conflicted” I mean
- GATINEAU, QUE.—The adults of Canada are deeply conflicted about marijuana. By “adults,” I mean most politicians over 30 years old. By “conflicted” I mean
- GATINEAU, QUE.—The adults of Canada are deeply conflicted about marijuana. By “adults,” I mean most politicians over 30 years old. By “conflicted” I mean
- The man who’s set to sponsor the Liberals’ priority cannabis legalization bill in the Senate wants to shake up the normal legislative process, even
- The man who’s set to sponsor the Liberals’ priority cannabis legalization bill in the Senate wants to shake up the normal legislative process, even
- The man who’s set to sponsor the Liberals’ priority cannabis legalization bill in the Senate wants to shake up the normal legislative process, even
- The House is back for the final four-week legislative stretch of the year and while the government is looking to make progress on its

- The House is back for the final four-week legislative stretch of the year and while the government is looking to make progress on its
- The House is back for the final four-week legislative stretch of the year and while the government is looking to make progress on its

- These are confusing times on the health file, with the Liberal government sending mixed messages to Canadians. Its official objective is supposedly to help
- These are confusing times on the health file, with the Liberal government sending mixed messages to Canadians. Its official objective is supposedly to help
- These are confusing times on the health file, with the Liberal government sending mixed messages to Canadians. Its official objective is supposedly to help
- Canada is edging closer to the July 2018 target date for the legalization of marijuana in a haze of political smoke. With every new

- Canada is edging closer to the July 2018 target date for the legalization of marijuana in a haze of political smoke. With every new
- Canada is edging closer to the July 2018 target date for the legalization of marijuana in a haze of political smoke. With every new

- OTTAWA—The pot thickens. The provincial ministers annual summer gabfest handed the prime minister a gift he could not refuse. A political pot fight is

- OTTAWA—The pot thickens. The provincial ministers annual summer gabfest handed the prime minister a gift he could not refuse. A political pot fight is
- OTTAWA—The pot thickens. The provincial ministers annual summer gabfest handed the prime minister a gift he could not refuse. A political pot fight is

- Re: “House Health Committee to study marijuana bill before Commons returns,” (The Hill Times, July 17, p. 1). Last week’s article on the Standing Committee
Opinion | July 24, 2017
Opinion | July 24, 2017
- Re: “House Health Committee to study marijuana bill before Commons returns,” (The Hill Times, July 17, p. 1). Last week’s article on the Standing Committee
Opinion | July 24, 2017
- Re: “House Health Committee to study marijuana bill before Commons returns,” (The Hill Times, July 17, p. 1). Last week’s article on the Standing Committee
- In an unusual move, the House Health Committee will meet a week before the Commons returns in September in an effort to move forward
- In an unusual move, the House Health Committee will meet a week before the Commons returns in September in an effort to move forward
- In an unusual move, the House Health Committee will meet a week before the Commons returns in September in an effort to move forward
- The regulation of legally available psychoactive substances that pose serious risks to health and safety is a challenge for all modern societies. Should we
- The regulation of legally available psychoactive substances that pose serious risks to health and safety is a challenge for all modern societies. Should we
- The regulation of legally available psychoactive substances that pose serious risks to health and safety is a challenge for all modern societies. Should we
- We’re Canadian, so we like to do our part. We’re proud of the innovations we contribute to the world, from insulin, to UN peacekeeping,
- We’re Canadian, so we like to do our part. We’re proud of the innovations we contribute to the world, from insulin, to UN peacekeeping,
- We’re Canadian, so we like to do our part. We’re proud of the innovations we contribute to the world, from insulin, to UN peacekeeping,
- Rules for the minimum age at which Canadians could buy pot, how many plants apartment-dwellers could grow, and lengthy maximum prison sentences could be

- Rules for the minimum age at which Canadians could buy pot, how many plants apartment-dwellers could grow, and lengthy maximum prison sentences could be
- Rules for the minimum age at which Canadians could buy pot, how many plants apartment-dwellers could grow, and lengthy maximum prison sentences could be
