Topic: cannabisaudio
Bud and Breakfast: Canada's cannabis tourism industry is about to take off
Sean Roby, founder and CEO of Bud and Breakfast, takes us on a tour of the burgeoning cannabis tourism industry, from 'bud bars' to ganja ziplines.
From Polkaroo to Tokaroo: Toronto performer becomes a marijuana mascot
Tokaroo, a weed-themed parody of the the popular Canadian children's character Polkaroo, was created by Mark Scott — the performer who embodied Polkaroo for 22 years during promotional events.
How do you talk to your kids about cannabis? First, know the facts
Ottawa Public Health nurses have been running information sessions for parents about how to talk to kids about cannabis in the lead up to Canada's end of prohibition. Here's how to inform your kids about marijuana use.
Proud Newfoundland dad explains what it was like to buy legal weed from his son
At one minute past midnight Wednesday in Newfoundland, Thomas H. Clarke sold weed to his dad.
Toronto man with pot convictions says a pardon isn't enough to clear his name
Toronto carpenter Kani Malale says his marijuana convictions have made it hard for him to travel or find work — and he's not sure a pardon will make it any better.
'Legalization 1.0': Cannabis is legal now, but what problems still need to be solved?
The Current's Anna Maria Tremonti hosted a town hall event to discuss the road to the legalization of cannabis in Canada, and the bumps that still lie in the road ahead.
Newfoundlander once jailed for pot charge makes his 1st legal cannabis sale
"I can't wait to sell weed tonight," says Thomas H. Clarke, who was once arrested for selling cannabis, told As It Happens before the big moment.
34 years before legalization, New Brunswick's premier was tried for pot possession
As the New Brunswick government enters the legal marijuana business on Wednesday, it's a big about-face for a province that once tried its own premier for possession.
Five surprising things we learned about cannabis from our experts
Why the legalization of marijuana may make it less addictive and more myth busting
Dr. Goldman's blog
If pot use increases, government should amend legislation, says CMAJ
An editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal says Canada should actively monitor the use of cannabis following legalization. Dr.Brian Goldman (@NightshiftMD) explains why.
Indigenous communities hope to cash in on cannabis, but how they'll do it is unclear
Despite legalization, issues such as revenue sharing and a lack of funding for community safety are roadblocks for Indigenous-led cannabis businesses.
'We can mitigate the consequences': How parents are grappling with legal pot
With just days until cannabis is legalized in Canada, some parents are struggling with how to talk about it with their kids. Meanwhile, others see it as an opportunity for open dialogue.
Everything you want to know about pot: Your questions answered
The lowdown on getting high from CBC's White Coat, Black Art.
Analysis
Rosie Rowbotham landed Canada's longest sentence for dealing pot, but he's not cheering legalization
In 1985, Robert 'Rosie' Rowbotham was sentenced to 20 years for smuggling cannabis. But instead of celebrating legalization, he's stung by the hypocrisy of having the people who helped jail him cash in on the industry.
Bob McDonald's blog
Canada's cannabis experiment: Scientists are excited about legalization
The end of prohibition opens the door to research to understand this fascinating plant
Cannabis and the brain: the knowns and the big unknowns
There's still a lot we don't know about the effects of cannabis on regular users because research was so difficult during prohibition
Addiction and cannabis: it's real and this is what you need to know about it
A user's propensity to becoming addicted varies according to their genetics, age, and personal history
Cannabis in a van: American researchers get creative to study high potency products
High potency marijuana products result in a quicker buzz, but come with unknown health risks
Cultivating cannabis: 5 tips on how to grow your own a bit better at home
Canada’s first PhD in cannabis horticulture gives growing tips for better bud.
What's in a pot plant? Exploring the genes of your favourite ganja
Forget indica versus sativa — the genetics doesn’t support the distinction
Oct.13, 2018: The Great Canadian Ganja Experiment
Quirks & Quarks explores the science of cannabis now that our entire country is legalizing it for recreational use.
How do you feel about marijuana legalization?
When cannabis becomes legal across the country next week, a new reality will hit every corner of your life — at school, on campus, at work, in your backyard and on the road.
Why legal weed doesn't root out illegal grow-ops
In part two of his Colorado road trip, Geoff Turner leaves Denver and visits Mesa County, where the black market hasn't only survived legalization, it has flourished.
What Canada can learn about legal pot from Colorado
Cannabis will be legal and regulated across Canada tomorrow, but Colorado has a four-year head start on ending prohibition. Host Geoff Turner travelled to Colorado to see what legalization looks like.
On Drugs
Just say no: How some communities are fighting pot legalization
Legalization is imminent but several Canadian towns and cities aren't keen on selling cannabis in their communities. Here's why they are fighting back.
The long, strange story of pot prohibition in Canada
This episode of On Drugs explores how cannabis went from unknown, illegal and vilified to the present day, where it’s considered medicine and the foundation of a multi-billion dollar industry.