Articles in Politics category

As early as Jan. 1, 2020, taxes on all vaping products—including accessories, pods, and concentrates such as “cannabis e-juice”—will increase from 7% to 20%.

Surprise! Rec sales start Dec. 1 in Michigan. What? Why? How?

Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie is having second thoughts about opting out of cannabis retail while city officials in Windsor continue to debate proposed locations.

Cannabis has gone through a hell of a journey to accomplish legal-ish status—but we’re still calling it by the name beloved by those who banned it: “marijuana.”

Michigan surprised everyone by announcing the opening of their recreational cannabis market on Dec. 1—but how will it affect medical patients?

Just in time for Christmas: Michigan officials will allow 12 stores to open within weeks. (Sorry, not you, Detroit.)

If the former New York major jumps into the Democratic presidential race, Joe Biden will no longer be the worst candidate on cannabis.

One soldier’s story: Bringing seeds home after two tours of duty, learning how to grow, and prospering.

One civil rights lawyer calls the provincial move unconstitutional, while public health experts point to potential risks for young adults.

Growers in some states are required by law to double their ‘clean green’ waste. Yes, double it.