Marijuana FAQ

Research about pot’s therapeutic benefits is still inconclusive. Smoking it, like tobacco, has been linked to lung and oral cancers.

Sellers in Newfoundland jockeyed to make Wednesday’s historic transaction. They couldn’t beat Thomas “Herb” Clarke—and his 71-year-old dad

Addictive? No, but you can definitely develop a dependency.

The market still has plenty of room to grow in what’s now a global pot hotspot, but beware of the dreaded overvaluation

Consuming too much cannabis can lead to severe effects such as vomiting, increased heart pressure, panic attacks, chest pain and even seizures

Like booze, weed might help at 10 p.m., but can lead to a torturous rebound at 3 a.m.—when you’re up, wired and worse off than before

That all depends: are you more like Elon Musk or Seth Rogen?

Both employers and condo boards can insist on a reasonable compromise, and safety trumps all

For every smoker who swears they get weed hangovers, there’s another who will scoff that the ‘stoned-over’ is an overblown myth

Creams may alleviate symptoms of ailments ranging from eczema and psoriasis to arthritic pain and muscle aches—though most evidence is anecdotal

Sorry, uh, what was the question again?

There are many reasons that pot, though calorie-free, probably won’t whittle your waistline