Mary Jane and the movies have been a long-time pairing, from 1936's propaganda film Reefer Madness to contemporary onscreen stoners like Vancouver's Seth Rogen.

With Canada legalizing recreational cannabis use on Wednesday, here are 10 toke-filled titles to spark the mood, man:

A majority of physicians are in favor of legalizing marijuana nationwide, according to a newly published survey, and an even bigger supermajority back allowing medical cannabis.

The results of the poll, which was conducted by Medscape Medical News, also show strong support for marijuana reforms from other medical professionals like nurses, pharmacists and psychologists, as well as those working in health business and administration.

The cannabis industry has massive potential because, as I see it, it's primarily build up of young people and entrepreneurs. Frankly, I'd go as far to as that the cannabis industry is going to make a huge impact in the marketing field because of the upfront restrictions they will face regarding being unable to use Facebook and Instagram ads.

Find out why these are the top contenders for countries most likely to legalize cannabis.

Thirty states already have some form of legal cannabis law. In Canada, recreational cannabis is about to become legal for adult-use coast to coast. While it’s hard to definitively say which countries will follow suit in legalizing cannabis, these five are a safe bet. 

A few months after California legalized recreational use of marijuana, the Desert Hot Springs Inn in the Coachella Valley began advertising itself as cannabis friendly — a place where guests can smoke by the pool or heat up a vaporizer in the rooms.

California school districts could decide whether to allow their K-12 students who use cannabis for medical conditions to consume it on campus under a bill passed by the state Legislature on Monday and headed to Gov. Jerry Brown.

A bill passed the Senate in California which would retroactively wipe away cannabis convictions and give people back their lives.

We’ll examine a few of the basics you need to know when it comes to getting CBD from hemp vs. marijuana.

Discover why CBD gummies are becoming a very popular option among consumers who enjoy these mouthwatering treats filled with health benefits.

Brooke Adams, 5, has suffered from seizures her whole life. On Monday, she attended her first day of kindergarten — after a judge issued a ruling that she could be given medical cannabis while at public school.

Although it would not legalize marijuana, Sen. Chuck Schumer introduces bill to federally decriminalize marijuana by re-classifying it.

Taking a tolerance break while job searching, just in case they drug test? This may no longer be necessary with the introduction of a bill that seeks to end the denial and termination of employees who test positive for cannabis.

In November 2016, California voters went to the polls and approved Proposition 64, the measure that legalized the adult possession, cultivation and sale of cannabis. One of the predictable by-products of that vote is that arrests for marijuana offenses have fallen dramatically in just the last 2 years.

Study reveals specific data and stats to prove that cannabis is successfully replacing Schedule III opioid prescriptions.

Much of California’s cannabis industry was consumed Friday with reading and rereading the 315 pages of draft regulations issued by the three state agencies that oversee the state’s multibillion-dollar marijuana market.

Experienced cultivators have amassed treasure chests of incredible strains over the years. Here are some of the favorites.

Ever heard of the Cannabis Trail?

Someday soon people will be able to download an app on their smartphones, hop in a car and visit 30-plus spots throughout Northern California to discover the rich history, unique people, and stories tied to the cannabis movement.

High! I'm Coral. I fell in love with cannabis near the end of high school and have enjoyed learning about this plant everyday since. I upload weekly for Stoney Sunday, share news stories on News Nug, and sneak in random videos in between.

Kyle Johnson, who is 68, swears by cannabis for treating back pain and insomnia. Martha Macbeth, 63, uses it to soothe her sciatica and get a good night’s sleep.

Both Californians are part of a surging new wave of senior Americans turning to cannabis to ease aches and pains as the craze for the drug spreads across the country and more states legalize it.