Tag Archive for: canada
Canadian Patients Demand Access to Psilocybin As They Take the Federal Government to Court
Policy, TreatmentEight Canadian patients one healthcare practitioner demand access to psilocybin as they take the federal government to court
Are Magic Mushrooms Legal in Canada? How Do I Legally Get Access?
Beginners, ResearchNo, magic mushrooms are illegal in Canada. Psilocybin is strictly prohibited under Schedule III of the CDSA.
Yep – Legal Ayahuasca Churches Are a Thing in Montreal
Culture, Human healthThe ayahuasca church was granted an exemption on religious grounds and is one of six Canadian organizations allowed to utilize it.
A whole new mushroom convoy pulls up to Parliament!
Editorial, News, PolicyWhat’s happening at the Canadian Capital?
Canadian non-profit organization TheraPsil is leading a delegation of patients, advocates & experts to return to Ottawa this February from the 11th-17th seeking compassionate access to psilocybin…
Quebec First Canadian Province to Cover Costs of Psilocybin Therapy
PolicyQuebec becomes the first Canadian province to cover costs associated with psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy.
A Look Inside Shroomyz Magic Mushroom Dispensary
CultureAs Canada enters the era of retail psilocybin mushroom shops, we visit Shroomyz magic mushroom dispensary in Toronto to see for ourselves
An Inside Look at the Lawsuit that could “Legalize Psychedelics in Canada”
PolicyA lawsuit filed by the non-profit advocacy group TheraPsil is leading the effort to make psilocybin-assisted therapy available to Canadian patients with a doctor's recommendation
Breaking: Canadian Minister Meets with the Oregon Psilocybin Advisory Board
PolicyThe Canadian Minister of Mental Health and Addictions met with members of the Oregon psilocybin program, a surprise move which may signify easing restrictions on psychedelics
Canada Halts MDMA Clinical Trial Over Concerns for Participant Safety
UncategorizedDeficiancies in good clinical practices and accurate record keeping stops an MDMA clinical trial in its tracks
British Columbia to Decriminalize Possession of Most Drugs
PolicyThose caught with under 2.5 grams of illicit drugs, including heroin and fentanyl, will not face jail time when the regulations go into effect.