Canada allows cancer patients to grow cannabis plants
2001
Canada became the first country to permit patients with terminal illnesses such as cancer to grow and smoke their own cannabis. In April 2014, Health Canada allowed the commercial production of medical cannabis.
November 2012
In the US states of Colorado and Washington, cannabis was fully legalized, setting a precedent across the United States.
December 10, 2013
Uruguay passed a cannabis legalization bill, becoming a country where cannabis can be legally produced and sold.
November 4, 2014
Oregon, Alaska and the capital Washington passed bills legalizing recreational cannabis use; medical cannabis is legal in 23 US states.
January 12, 2016
The Hawaii Department of Health in the United States began accepting applications for cannabis production and distribution, and approved businesses could start cannabis production and operations on July 15, 2016.
February 24, 2016
Alaska will soon become the next US state to allow recreational cannabis for mass consumption. The state government has decided to start accepting applications for commercial cannabis licenses.
Mid-to-late January 2016
Israel further opened up its medical cannabis market, and medical cannabis will enter Israeli pharmacy shelves in forms such as cigarettes, cookies and essential oils.
From the perspective of the global landscape and development trends, the United States, Canada, Australia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Israel, Brazil, Uruguay, the Czech Republic and others can already legally use cannabis, and on the basis of early legal use they are gradually relaxing restrictions on cannabis use, with countries becoming more rational and humane in their legislation.
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