Articles tagged with "feature"

“[Ontario] could have simply licensed all the existing dispensaries,” says lawyer Jack Lloyd. “Instead, they’ve elected to declare war on a group of political activists, cannabis enthusiasts, and cannabis legalization activists. To say that it’s draconian is an understatement.”

Learn about the Trichome Institute’s Interpening class, which teaches students to predict cannabis effects with their nose as well as how to identify quality buds.

By analyzing data from the first half of 2017, we’ve estimated that legal cannabis supports 149,304 Americans, an increase of 22% in one year.

Four contenders are asked to channel their inner MacGyver to make homemade one-hitters out of household materials. The result: stoned engineering, bragging rights, and a gourd named Greg.

We sent BBQ chef Ryan Swartling on a quest to develop the ultimate cannabis-infused barbecue—and the results are absolutely amazing.

Cannabis isn’t a magical cure. But it helped these former opioid addicts kick the pills, get healthy and reclaim their lives.

Just outside Vancouver, Minister Davidacus Holmes administers cannabis sacrament to thousands and tries to get arrested. No luck so far.

Because the VA can’t legally recommend medical marijuana to veterans, a group of California veterans is helping others heal from PTSD by providing them with free cannabis.

Joshua Haupt, the brilliant mind behind the 215-page “Three a Light” grow guide, is reshaping cannabis cultivation with his innovative grow methods and “no a-holes” policy.

Located in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, Captain Ed’s is the oldest operating head shop in America. We check in on 50 years of activism, glassware, and back room trysts.