Articles tagged with "new zealand"

New Zealand passed a law Tuesday that will make medical cannabis available for thousands of patients over time—and immediately remove penalties for the terminally ill.

The new prime minister said Friday the country would hold a referendum on whether to legalize cannabis at some point over the next three years.

A House GOP wants to deschedule cannabis, California is trying to protect the industry, and Denmark residents overwhelmingly support medical marijuana.

But the recent reforms, while helpful, aren’t exactly a giant leap into the future.

Minnesota eyes long-shot bid for legalization, Vermont lawmakers sign adult-use petition, and North Dakota advocates gear up for a fight.

Arizona’s adult-use legalization measure qualifies for November ballot, Israel begins clinical autism study, and where are the Nevada prohibitionists?

Canadian cities launch dispensary crackdowns, Chris Christie throws a cannabis tantrum, and Washington tells kids to “Listen2YourSelfie.”

Oregon issues the first adult-use licenses, Colorado sees yet another recall, and a new study says legalization doesn’t make cannabis any easier for teens to obtain.

People are still buying Mexican brickweed, Iowa wants Minnesota’s cannabis, and a U.S. Supreme Court justice takes a 4/20 nap.

Researchers in California are designing cannabis sobriety tests, D.C. lawmakers ban cannabis cafés, and New Zealand police make an oopsie.