The 10 most popular Newsweed articles of 2017

The year 2017 saw the list of countries where cannabis use is legal, but also gives rise to a few controversies specific to France. We've published over 750 articles this year, but here are the top 10 you've enjoyed the most.

1/ Light, legal cannabis arrives in France We were the first to tell you about it, and media coverage on the subject has been scarce. Cannabis with less than 0.2% THC is now available on the Internet, via Switzerland. A future headache for separating «real» cannabis from «fake» cannabis!

2/ The next Cannabis Cup will be held in France An April fool's joke that worked 😉

3/ The world's strongest varieties in 2017 Cannabis genetics are evolving rapidly, both for breeders and consumers. This year, we distinguished between strains with the highest THC content and those with the highest CBD content.

4/ How to obtain a prescription for cannabis in France It's complicated and not accessible to everyone (you need to be mobile), but it's possible.

5/ Why sweat smells like cannabis If you've ever wondered why your subway neighbor smells like weed, the answer may be here.

6/ Top 10 cannabis-growing countries Cannabis can be grown almost anywhere on the planet. And it already is!

7/ Top 10 things only cannabis users have ever experienced an article in which all stoners can recognize themselves

8/ British teenager survives terminal cancer after his mother secretly gave him cannabis This is just one example of the possibilities offered by therapeutic cannabis. In this case, cannabis alone was not the only solution to the problem, but it did, according to the mother's testimony, enable her son to recover.

9/ 7 benefits of cannabis oil Because cannabis isn't just about smoking joints! Cannabis oil has various properties, which we explain here.

10/ How High 2 scheduled for 2018 The sequel to the well-known film is due for release in 2018. Our readers rightly pointed out that it had also been announced for 2017, 2016, 2015... To be continued...

Bonus : Gérard Collomb announces that cannabis will be subject to fines in 3/4 months, in May 2017. It's now December, and the parliamentary mission on contraventionalization still hasn't delivered its report from the hearings held in September and October. This was scheduled for early December, but has now been postponed until the end of January. Mr Collomb, who now complains of spending «for the service fascist», Or has he abandoned the subject for more urgent imperatives? Or is he trying to bury an issue that doesn't favor him? One thing's for sure: in 2018, we'll be keeping a close eye on the progress of this reform!