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What Were The Top Marijuana Moments In 2016? – Cannabis News

Monday, 26 December 2016

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2016 was the biggest year in the history of marijuana, and there were many moments that were worthy of being the ‘top moments.’

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Canada aims for marijuana legalization in 2017 – Marijuana News

Thursday, 21 April 2016

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The scene at this year’s 4/20 rally in Ottawa, Canada. Image: Chris Wattie, Reuters

Canada's Liberal government will introduce a law in spring 2017 to legalize recreational marijuana, it said on Wednesday, fulfilling an election pledge and following several U.S. states in permitting easy access to the drug.

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Canadian Court Says Prescription Holders Can Grow Marijuana at Home – Marijuana News

Thursday, 25 February 2016

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A marijuana greenhouse belonging to Tweed, a licensed producer of pot based in Smiths Falls, Ontario. Image: Dave Chan for The New York Times

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not yet fulfilled his promise to legalize marijuana in Canada, but the country’s Federal Court ruled Wednesday that prescription holders could grow their own supply.

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