The legal cannabis industry is budding before our eyes, and in just over two months, it'll really take shape in our neighbor to the north. Following the passage of the Cannabis Act by the House of Commons and the Senate in June, recreational marijuana is set to officially go on sale on Oct. 17. This legalization should result in billions of dollars flowing into the legal Canadian cannabis industry, and perhaps even validate investors' belief that pot stocks are the next great

The NFL and the American beer industry are seemingly tied at the hip, and it’s been that way for a long time. Fans watching in person have to shell out a fortune for a regular sized beer, and libations are even more expensive in a few stadiums. The football fans watching at home save money, but unless they have a fully stocked beer fridge, they don’t enjoy the same selection. Anheuser-Busch is the NFL’s official beer sponsor in 2018, so you’ll have no trouble finding a Bud Li

Pittsburgh’s beer-drinking identity is either the scruffy steel worker with drops of I.C. Light splattered across his ZZ Top beard, or the Cupertino-transplant tech wizard swilling an Imperial IPA through a not-plastic straw so as not to get froth on their salon-coifed mustache. The truth, of course, lies somewhere in the middle, and includes a group often erased from that beer-chugging identity: African Americans. Two black men in Pittsburgh—comedian/podcaster Day Bracey and