Canada's cannabis industry is quickly gaining traction, but not without its fair share of obstacles. Just days after legalization, Canada faced cannabis shortages across the country. The shortage of cannabis products is still an issue today that consumers are hoping gets resolved sooner than later. Learn what caused Canada's cannabis shortages and when we can expect to see the market even out.
States are effectively forced to allow for small amounts of lead because it is so cost-effective for the companies that use it. Lead is often tempered into other metals to make them cheaper and more flexible.
With nationwide marijuana legalization in full effect, the question must be asked -- can Canadian police officers consume cannabis? Learn more about this controversial topic and what areas allow and don't allow police force consumption.
Most of Europe follows the German model, where medical marijuana is legal and its consumption and possession decriminalized. There are a few holdouts where cannabis remains illegal and criminalized. Some countries do allow adult use. Discover what countries are most cannabis friendly or not.
While purely a cosmetic affliction (meaning there is no serious health risk associated with the condition), chronic red eyes can carry social stigmas of drug use, fatigue, or other illnesses that make socializing unnecessarily challenging.
Also known as Thai sticks, canna cigars are a great way to consume marijuana. Read our post to learn how to make your very own!
Photoperiod manipulation has been integral to indoor cannabis for generations, but it can also be done outdoors with some preparation and tenacity.
