Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Cannabis

K2 Laced With Fubinaca Causes Mass Overdoses In New Haven

Emergency responders in New Haven, Connecticut dealt with more than 110 overdose cases from individuals who consumed K2 laced with fubinaca.

Power Of The Plant: Growing Your Own Medical Marijuana

You just may find yourself with a better awareness of how the plant affects you, a more distinguished palette, and a higher expectation for your medicine. 

Everything You Need To Know About Cannabis Oil

Some cannabis oils are designed for cooking, while others are used to treat serious health conditions. What’s more, not all cannabis oil is non-intoxicating. Here is a quick run down.

Green Market Report: Marijuana Money, Aug. 17

The big news this past week was the $5 billion investment by alcohol company Constellation Brands (STZ) into Canopy Growth (CGC). But that wasn’t the only big deal.

A Sneak Peak At Massachusetts’ First Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries

While they haven’t opened yet, the six dispensaries issued provisional retail licenses by the Cannabis Control Commission are waiting in the wings for final pieces of Massachusetts law to be upheld, including the licensing of an independent testing lab. Other hold...

The Ultimate Guide To West Coast Cannabis Tourism

Plan a pit stop, or a pot stop, with The Fresh Toast’s guide to West-Coast pot tourism.

One In Four Young Americans Consume Marijuana

These results fall in line with the average of 22% of young Americans that have answered yes when asked if they “smoke marijuana” in three polls Gallup conducted from 2015 to2017.

The Pitfalls Of Synthetic Marijuana

Synthetic cannabis is not cannabis at all, but leafy material sprayed with a variety of psychoactive chemicals that, beyond not being good for you, cause adverse reactions in many imbibers.

What Constellation Brands $4 Billion Deal Means For Cannabis Industry

Constellation is seeing cannabis as an expanded product line rather than a competitor and is putting a big stake in not only the company, but in the industry.

Congressional Bill Would Automatically Seal Non-Violent Cannabis Convictions

A bill introduced to Congress on Tuesday proposes that people convicted of drug possession or nonviolent marijuana crimes would have their records automatically sealed after one year, provided they don’t re-offend.

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