Canadian Police Chiefs propose ticket System for Pot

Canada’s police chiefs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of reforming drug laws in the country. The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, meeting in Winnipeg this week, wants officers to have the ability to ticket people found with 30 grams of marijuana or less. Kentville, N.S., police Chief Mark Mander, chair of the association’s drug-abuse […]

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Ross Rebagliati: The High Times Interview

Canadian Ross Rebagliati became the most talked-about man in the world of sports in February 1998, when he won the very first Olympic gold medal for snowboarding — and then lost it the next morning, after the International Olympic Committee found 17.8 nanograms of mariju… High Times

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FINRA Warns Investors of Marijuana Stock Scams

WASHINGTON — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a new Investor Alert called Marijuana Stock Scams to warn investors about potential related scams. Medical marijuana is legal in almost 20 states, and recreational use of the drug was recently legalized in two states. As a result, the cannabis business has been getting a lot of attention […]

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Colorado Contemplates Rules for Legal Pot

Before legal cannabis sales begin in early 2014, rules and regulations must be established for Colorado’s Amendment 64. In advance of approaching deadlines, the state Department of Revenue released a 100-page document containing rule changes and clarifications for t… High Times

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