John Semley

Bob Marley’s family and others are getting in on the non-psychedelic, CBD version of magic mushrooms.

A B.C. woman is believed to be the first non-palliative patient to be allowed to do shrooms legally.

Red Light Holland, a Canadian company that includes comedian Russell Peters, former health minister Tony Clement, and cannabis executive Bruce Linton, is angling to disrupt Holland’s magic truffle market.

Canada granted permission for psilocybin to be used for end-of-life therapy. But it’s just the beginning.

I fear for the future of mom-and-pop bars like Jenny’s.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people at home, alone. Psychedelics are one way to travel without going anywhere.

In a time of dadcore lifestyle clothing and reality survival television, Steve Wallis is taking camping back for the people with "boondocking" videos.

Suspiria, The Shining, Jeepers Creepers, oh my!

Putting Guns 'n' Roses and Metallica on the same tour was the greatest of bad ideas.

The whistle-blower's collaboration with French artist Jean-Michel Jarre is music for living in airports.

Not sure who to vote for in the Toronto Mayoral Election on October 27? We don't blame you. And that's why John Semley is here to tell you how to handle things next week.

It gets cancelled.