North Dakota lawmakers say no to sales of medical marijuana edibles
Lawmakers in North Dakota’s Republican-led House squashed two bills that would have allowed legal medical marijuana businesses to sell edibles.
Judge rejects New York challenge to suit that’s delaying marijuana store openings
A federal judge rejected New York’s effort to toss a lawsuit that’s been delaying the opening of recreational marijuana stores across the state, including in Brooklyn.
Canadian cannabis company SNDL intimidated union-curious staff, tribunal rules
Canadian cannabis grower SNDL interfered with an off-site union informational meeting for employees working at a cultivation facility and must remedy that interference by offering workers paid, mandatory meetings with the union going forward, a provincial labor tribunal has ruled.
House Republican reintroduces bill to reschedule marijuana
A Republican U.S. representative from Florida reintroduced legislation that would reclassify marijuana under federal law.
Wisconsin gov’s cannabis legalization plans might slow MMJ progress
A top Wisconsin legislator is pumping the brakes on the governor’s plans to legalize both medical and recreational cannabis in the state, claiming legislators are still in the early stages of discussing the possibility of legalizing MMJ.
Virginia lawmakers advance 2 marijuana bills in divided Legislature
Legislators in Virginia advanced two marijuana bills that would establish adult-use sales in 2024 and allow licensed businesses to take tax deductions prohibited under federal tax code.
Another court rules against Colorado marijuana business’ IRS challenge
A federal appeals court affirmed that the U.S. Constitution does not protect Colorado medical marijuana dispensary Standing Akimbo from IRS requests to see the company’s business records.
