If you’ve ever turned a jar of cannabis over looking for the same green-and-white “Canada Organic” checkmark you’d find on a carton of eggs or a bag of oats, you’ve run into one of the stranger gaps in Canadian regulation: that logo is not legally allowed on cannabis. Not because the flower isn’t clean, and […]

If you receive cannabis benefits through Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC), you have probably already felt the change. As of April 1, 2026, VAC reimburses up to $6.00 per gram — down from $8.50. For anyone whose licensed producer charges more than that, the math suddenly stopped working. You are either paying the difference out of pocket

If you’re a current or former RCMP member trying to understand whether medical cannabis is covered under your benefits — and what that actually means in practice — the answer is yes, but the details matter. Coverage for RCMP members is administered through Medavie Blue Cross, the same insurer that handles medical cannabis reimbursement for

Most cannabis strain guides aren’t written for veterans. They’re built around recreational preferences — flavour profiles, potency rankings, and effects that read well on a dispensary shelf but tell you almost nothing about whether a strain will help you manage chronic back pain without knocking you out at noon, or take the edge off PTSD

Across Canada, a growing number of veterans are turning to medical cannabis as part of their recovery and wellness routine. For many who served, conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), chronic pain, anxiety, and disrupted sleep don’t end when active duty does — and conventional medications don’t always provide the relief veterans are looking for.

Mental health is no longer a background conversation in Canadian workplaces — it’s front and centre. Stress levels among employees have hit record highs three years running. Anxiety and depression top the list of chronic conditions affecting plan members. And somewhere in the middle of all this, cannabis has entered the picture as something employees