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Harlem’s first legal Cannabis dispensary set to open on Sept. 5th Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 Harlem’s eagerly anticipated moment is finally arriving as the neighborhood’s very first legal cannabis dispensary, Gotham Buds, gears up for its grand opening on the iconic 125th Street. This exciting development comes after months of anticipation

Minnesota Cannabis cooperative has high expectations Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 Minnesotans can now possess and grow their own cannabis, but it'll take at least a year for the industry to start evolving. Minnesota became the 23rd state in the nation to legalize cannabis use for people 21 and older. But Aug. 1, when the law went into effect,

Why the Dank seems so stank in NYC Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 New York is a city of smells, yet the scent of weed is breaking through. Smoking violation complaints to the city’s 311 system are up an average of 86% since adult-use marijuana was legalized in 2021 — compared against the prior decade. Smoking complaints in parks are likewise up

Could Tilray Stock help you become a Millionaire? Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 It is the #1 Canadian marijuana purveyor, after all. It might be hard to imagine Canadian marijuana company Tilray Brands with its under-$3 per share stock price, making anyone comfortably rich. Yet the history of publicly traded companies is filled with sleeper ti

New Jersey cops are winning fight to use Cannabis while off duty Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 A state panel has ordered a cop reinstated after she was fired for using cannabis. The first battle in the war over whether New Jersey law enforcement officers can use cannabis when they’re off duty is over, and the cops who want to partake in legal

New Jersey cops are winning fight to use Cannabis while off duty Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 A state panel has ordered a cop reinstated after she was fired for using cannabis. The first battle in the war over whether New Jersey law enforcement officers can use cannabis when they’re off duty is over, and the cops who want to partake in legal

5 Smart people who smoke Weed Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 In the world of intellect and innovation, it's becoming increasingly clear that cannabis use is not merely limited to stereotypes of low-achieving individuals. A study published in the British Medical Journal even suggests a correlation between higher IQs in childhood and an increased

5 Smart people who smoke Weed Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 In the world of intellect and innovation, it's becoming increasingly clear that cannabis use is not merely limited to stereotypes of low-achieving individuals. A study published in the British Medical Journal even suggests a correlation between higher IQs in childhood and an increased

5 Smart people who smoke Weed Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 In the world of intellect and innovation, it's becoming increasingly clear that cannabis use is not merely limited to stereotypes of low-achieving individuals. A study published in the British Medical Journal even suggests a correlation between higher IQs in childhood and an increased

Mastercard's Cannabis ban makes industry less safe Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 Mastercard's Cannabis Debit Transaction Ban Raises Concerns About Financial Challenges and Safety Issues in the Industry. Mastercard’s move to ban cannabis debit transactions last month will cause further financial challenges in an already expensive industry, and

Pot industry has a 'fake union' problem Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 Some of the state’s biggest cannabis companies have been accused of working with sham unions that don’t actually fight for workers’ rights. It looks like it’s time to add “fake unions” to the long list of problems facing California’s multibillion-dollar legal pot industry. S

Pot industry has a 'fake union' problem Image Cannabis NewsAugust 28, 2023 Some of the state’s biggest cannabis companies have been accused of working with sham unions that don’t actually fight for workers’ rights. It looks like it’s time to add “fake unions” to the long list of problems facing California’s multibillion-dollar legal pot industry. S

What is next after the German house passes Cannabis reform? Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 Last week, Germany took the first step towards wholesale cannabis legalisation after the federal cabinet waved through the long-awaited draft bill for Pillar 1 of its strategy. SOMAÍ Pharmaceutical‘s CEO Michael Sassano explores why the bill is a double e

Stop taxing Marijuana companies as illegal dealers Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 Marijuana retailers end up paying corporate taxes that are much higher than those paid by retail businesses. Congress should change the 280E tax law that puts them at a disadvantage. Theory Wellness operates like any other Massachusetts business. It abides by stat

Do Cannabis farms count as agriculture? The answer could cost Michigan Schools Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 Cannabis cultivators take great care. Transferring a seedling from its mother plant to new pots. It joins its siblings in a highly-controlled room. Twelve hours of light, 12 hours of darkness. Its vegetative state is critical to its mat

Stratford approves Cannabis production facility, snack-maker in boost to adult-use industry Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 In a boost to the local adult-use cannabis industry, town officials have approved plans from two companies to open separate facilities to grow the product and make THC-infused snacks and drinks. The Stratford Zoning Commiss

Legal battle over Cannabis Licenses continues and AMCC still blocked from issuing licenses Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 A hearing to determine if the AMCC violated the state’s Open Meetings Act will carry forward on Monday. he Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission will have to endure a hearing over the legality of its process to select which co

Audits examine department of Civil Rights and Cannabis Regulatory Agency Image Cannabis NewsAugust 25, 2023 A new state audit is highlighting issues with the Michigan Department of Civil Rights’ handling of complaints. The report from the Office of the Auditor General looked at a period from 2021 through mid-2022. It found investigations took over