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  • Cannabis plants grow inside of Thrive Cannabis' production facility in Simcoe, Ont. Tuesday, April 13, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tara Walton

    Ottawa on track to spend $200M per year on cannabis for veterans

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CHANGING LAW

  • Conservative MP Scott Reid rises in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Friday, May 6, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

    Long-serving Tory MP says Scheer dropped him from critic role over pro-cannabis position

RULES NEAR YOU

  • An employee checks plants in the "flowering" room at marijuana cultivation facility in Olds, Alta., on October 10, 2018.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh

    Alberta removing tax exemption for commercial cannabis producers

RATES OF USE

  • The Prince Albert Senior Advocacy Centre recently hosted a workshop on cannabis. (Lisa Risom/CTV Prince Albert) NEW

    'Start low and go slow': How some Sask. seniors are getting up to speed on cannabis

POT EFFECTS

  • A pregnant person is seen in this file photo. (Pexels/freestocks.org)

    Cannabis use during pregnancy impacts fetus growth: study

WEED-ONOMICS

  • Cannabis plants are seen at a facility in Sainte-Eustache, Que., Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz

    Cannabis firm Aphria signs deal for $100M investment from institutional investor

RETAIL SALES

  • Cannabis on display is seen during a media tour of SpritLeaf's store in Kingston, Ont., Sunday, March 31, 2019. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Lars Hagberg)

    Cannabis price gap increases, as illegal cannabis prices fall: StatCan

MEDICAL MARIJUANA

  • A woman smokes marijuana while celebrating the legalization of recreational cannabis, in Vancouver, on Wednesday October 17, 2018. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Darryl Dyck)

    Cannabis may be helping some Canadians cope with PTSD symptoms: study

EDIBLES

  • Beyond Meat burgers -- patties made entirely of plants -- have seen a high level of success since being placed on the A&W menu. (Beyond Meat)

    Cannabis edibles and more meat alternatives: Food trends to expect in 2020

DRIVING, WORKING HIGH

  • 86 per cent of young Canadians said it is important to find alternative ways to get home when they drink alcohol, but only 70 per cent of them believe it is important to do so after using cannabis.

    A quarter of young Canadians have driven under the influence of cannabis: poll

PETS & POT

  • A woman smokes marijuana while celebrating the legalization of recreational cannabis, in Vancouver, on Wednesday October 17, 2018. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Darryl Dyck)

    Cannabis use appears to change the structure of the heart, researchers reveal

GROWING YOUR OWN

  • In this Aug. 21, 2019 photo, Jeff Dennings, left, and Dave Crabill industrial hemp farmers, check plants at their farm in Clayton Township, Mich. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

    Legal hemp, CBD stir more farmers to grow unfamiliar crop

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    The report is based on data collected before cannabis was legalized last October, suggesting the information is a baseline for further research involving youth drug use. (File)

    Looking back on one year since Canada's pot legalization

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