Canada sets date for legal marijuana
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said marijuana will be legal throughout Canada starting Oct. 17
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said marijuana will be legal throughout Canada starting Oct. 17
Ex-gov't minister says fighting pot use, "about as up-to-date and relevant as asking the Army to recover the Empire"
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Cabinet will set a date for the law to go into effect
A pharmaceutical company is getting closer to a decision on whether the FDA will approve the first prescription drug derived from the marijuana plant to treat children with epilepsy
With the state permitting gifts of up to an ounce of cannabis, B&Bs are offering travelers a new way to chill out
Contrary to U.S., experts say Uruguay's licensed growers only have capacity to produce about a third of the marijuana consumed in the country
Forty-four percent of drivers killed in crashes tested positive for drugs in 2016, the latest research finds
Gloucester Township PD recently seized thousands of e-cigarette cartridges that can deliver a marijuana high with an innocent fruity smell
Legal production boomed so fast, there's now a quarter pound of pot for every resident. "Most of these companies will fail"
Officials confirmed Wednesday's incident may have been caused by a passenger who was allegedly smoking in the plane's lavatory
A Californian known for his record-setting gourds hopes growing cannabis seedlings will help him make ends meet
Health officials are urging states to regulate marijuana oil extracts after investigating a rash of illnesses tied to the synthetic products falsely labeled as cannabidiol, or CBD
From fashion to fragrance, celebrity names have always promoted products – so why not in the growing market for recreational and medical marijuana?
Most oncologists say they don't know enough about medical marijuana to provide an informed opinion to patients, but many still give it their blessing, a new survey reveals
Caesars Entertainment says testing job candidates for cannabis means "disqualifying a lot of good people"
Booming marijuana sales were supposed to boost education funding—but that doesn't seem to have happened
"It's time we allow states, once and for all, to have the power to decide what works best for them," Sen. Schumer
Mary Pryor and Gia Morón join CBSN's "Red & Blue" to discuss why women are spearheading the multibillion dollar cannabis sector
Medicine made from the cannabis plant for severe seizures in children with epilepsy has moved one step closer to U.S. approval
New survey of workers in marijuana-friendly Colorado reveals which industry is the most likely to have employees who use weed
The condition, called cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, is characterized by recurring bouts of severe nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain in heavy marijuana users
Hopper Penn, son of Sean Penn and Robin Wright, was arrested and charged with possession of drugs in Nebraska
A version of the video that's received millions of views shows someone holding a cigarillo to the child's lips
New research finds opioid prescriptions tend to decline in states that adopt medical marijuana laws or legalize recreational use of pot
Allan Maldonado is charged with helping a 1-year-old girl smoke pot in videos that sparked outrage on social media