This week comes with many blessings: midterms winding down, friends visiting for Homecoming, and, of course, Canada’s legalization of marijuana.
Whether you’re trying weed for the first time or are familiar with the drug, one of the best ways to enhance your high experience is watching movies. Here are...
Spending three hours waiting to have to pee was something Jack* never thought he’d have to do in his life.
“I was sitting around at practice, went to the bathroom, came out and the boys were like, ‘You’re getting drug tested,’” said Jack, a member of the Queen’s varsity football team.
Jack is no stranger...
Hazy cannabis regulation means Kingston residents and students can’t be expected to follow unclear rules.
On Oct. 17, recreational cannabis use will become legal across Canada. Yet it’s unclear where Kingston residents are expected to smoke in public spaces.
Ontario’s government will allow people...
This story was updated on Oct. 19
All recreational smoking and vaping of cannabis on campus will be prohibited after its legalization in Canada on Oct. 17.
Unless approved for medical or research use, individuals won’t be allowed to smoke cannabis in a University-owned or leased building, within three...
“I feel neutral about it, as long as they actually enforce the restrictions.” Joelle Jacobs, ConEd’20
“Will probably keep a lot of people out of trouble.” Tamir Arnester, CompSci’21
“Most students smoke anyways so why not.” Marcus Chan, CompSci...
With marijuana legalization coming in July, post-secondary institutions are rising to the challenge of providing education about the industry to Canadians.
New courses are popping up in Canadian universities and colleges that seek to provide industry-specific knowledge on the marijuana industry to...
For a group of Queen’s marketing students, a class project about cannabis awareness has become an educational campaign across classrooms in Kingston.
Under the name Project Flux, the students have created an Instagram account that tells the story of a fictionalized high school girl named Rachael...
As we rapidly approach marijuana legalization, the government has yet to explain how they’ll tackle the organizational nightmare that comes with granting amnesty to those convicted of simple possession and other pot-related crimes.
Tens of thousands of Canadians have criminal records due to convictions...
By July 1, 2018, Kingston will be one of the first cities in Ontario to open a recreational marijuana dispensary.
On Nov. 3, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), which will manage the new Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation (OCRC), announced the first group of 40 dispensaries to open across...
With or without the law on their side, young Canadians already use recreational marijuana. Still, when marijuana legalization comes into effect, Canadian universities need to have a policy in place to regulate its open use on school grounds.
In an article in Maclean’s, Michael Szafron, associate professor...