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We need many more funded research studies to fully understand exactly how CBD might play a role in the treatment of opioid use disorder.

Cannabis: Misinformation about CBD can be life-threatening

At the University of Calgary on Wednesday, Bill Blair, Government of Canada minister of border security and organized crime reduction, announces funding to support research that will explore the potential harms and therapeutic uses of cannabis. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Government of Canada invests in new cannabis research and public awareness programs

Minister Bill Blair met with University of Calgary students to hear their input on policies related to cannabis use. The roundtable discussion included undergrad and graduate students representing a number of faculties and disciplines. Photo by Adrian Shellard, for the Cumming School of Medicine

Researchers capture the youth voice as they craft harm reduction policy for cannabis use

Learn more about the university's Cannabis Policy at ucalgary.ca/cannabis. Pexel photo by Yash Lucid

Is cannabis legalization the new Y2K?

In the News: The Lawyer's Daily

First Nations authority over cannabis hazy, legal experts say

In the News: Cannabis on Campus

UCalgary scholars discuss impacts and implications of cannabis

Quick Chat: Cannabis in the classroom

Alex Klassen and Jacqueline Smith, along with Joel Mader (not pictured), developed the Cannabis Café as an opportunity for people to talk openly about a controversial topic.

Cannabis Café talks all things cannabis Oct. 11

In the News: UToday

Assistant professor Jacqueline Smith part of team who developed Cannabis Café for students to talk all things cannabis

Joel Mader and Dr. Jacqueline Smith, assistant professor, UCalgary Nursing

Informing student wellness initiatives on UCalgary campus in the area of mental health and addictions