Cannabis culture, health effects and policy
Budtenders from Calgary dispensaries served up mixed reactions in the weeks leading to the legalization of cannabis edibles effective Oct. 17, 2019. [ READ MORE ]
Former SAIT graduate, award-winning journalist and photographer Amanda Siebert, published a book about the usefulness of cannabis for pain management, as well as general health and wellness. [ READ MORE ]
The Canada-wide pot shortage’s negative effects haven’t been felt by cannabis communities established before the Oct.17 legalization. [ READ MORE ]
The Town of Okotoks and High River were not among the areas that welcomed newly opened marijuana dispensaries on Oct. 17. Oct. 17, 2018, is the day that recreational cannabis use became legal for adults across Canada. [ READ MORE ]
Students at the University of Calgary students have been told they will have to light up elsewhere if they want to smoke pot in public after the Oct. 17 legalization date. The policy was announced [ READ MORE ]
Calgary cannabis users have no plans to switch over to purchasing from licensed providers after cannabis legalization hits on Oct.17. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary veterinarians suspect that there will be a rise in incidents of house pets accidently consuming marijuana, on the grounds that it will become more abundant once legalized in October 2018. [ READ MORE ]
Cannabis treatment is still in the ocean of controversy that surrounds the substance and how they control it. [ READ MORE ]
This semester, SAIT is pairing a strict ban on campus consumption of marijuana with new designated smoking areas for tobacco, meant to decrease second-hand smoke. [ READ MORE ]
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