Insights from a Canadian survey reveal that while more than a third use natural psychedelics to self-medicate a health condition, few discuss their use with health care providers or test their substances.
This week’s psychedelic news include Rhode Island’s psilocybin legalization push, a new psychedelic working group in Nevada, and more.
A Canadian study found significant reductions in substance use after taking psychedelics, including alcohol and cocaine.
Eight Canadian patients one healthcare practitioner demand access to psilocybin as they take the federal government to court
No, magic mushrooms are illegal in Canada. Psilocybin is strictly prohibited under Schedule III of the CDSA.
The ayahuasca church was granted an exemption on religious grounds and is one of six Canadian organizations allowed to utilize it.
What’s happening at the Canadian Capital? Canadian non-profit organization TheraPsil…
Quebec becomes the first Canadian province to cover costs associated with psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy.
As Canada enters the era of retail psilocybin mushroom shops, we visit Shroomyz magic mushroom dispensary in Toronto to see for ourselves
A 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
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