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Canadian Bill C-46 explained In simple terms. The Canadian Parliament has debated new impaired driving legislation in time for legalising cannabis this year. This is what is means. Canadian Bill C-46 Explained In Simple Terms Bill C-46 is a companion bill to C-45, the Cannabis Act. The Minister of Justice, Jody Wilson-Raybould introduced the bill to parliament in 2017 in conjunction with the Cannabis Act. Its purpose is to increase police powers for people driving while impaired by cannabis. It includes the authority for police to introduce mandatory alcohol screening. The bill increases maximum penalties for breaching driving offences in the Criminal Code....

PMS Relief Microdosing Cannabis Find PMS Relief Microdosing Cannabis. Across the world women spend a few days each month in excruciating pain from PMS. They live in misery. Mood swings, headaches and days of pure misery is what many women have to put up with every month. Microdosing with cannabis edibles relieves the physical and emotional symptoms of PMS. Microdose Cannabis To Reduce Cramps Microdose cannabis to reduce cramps cheaper than prescribed medication. Irish born 19th Century doctor William B O’Shaughnessy first used cannabis for menstrual cramps in the 1900s while working in India. He was also known for introducing its...

Medical Cannabis Insurance Medical cannabis insurance coverage. Canada’s Sun Life Financial is giving patients a break by adding medical cannabis coverage to its group benefits plan. Starting March 1 employers can opt in to cover employees for medical cannabis. For those whose employers use Sun Life, their cannabis could soon be part of their insurance plan. This means no more buying it themselves. This reflects acceptance of a plant that was once plagued with the stigma of being a dangerous drug. With recreational due to become legal this summer, it reflects a shift in thinking by insurers. This is great...

Demand for cannabis real estate grows Demand for cannabis real estate grows massively in Canada. Cannabis real estate in Canada is set to grow with the pending legalisation of cannabis in the country. With the industry set to boom, the biggest cannabis companies will need to expand. The will need to keep up with demand and need more than 8 million square feet by 2020 for distribution centres across the country. So industrial land will be hotly pursued to grow operations quickly. Once recreational becomes law, they will have to keep up with the added demand from recreational weed users....

New date for recreational cannabis in Canada The new date for recreational cannabis in Canada. While cannabis could be legal for recreational use as early as June 7, Canadians may have to wait several weeks to buy their legal supply. When the bill passes, it could take up to three months before being available retail outlets. Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor said a new date for recreational cannabis in Canada would take between eight and 12 weeks before being available to the public. As long the bill passes in the Upper House and there are no amendments, the earliest it will be...