Minnesota Medical Marijuana News
Erin Dupree, who was appointed the first director of Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management only last week, has resigned before even starting her role after a local media report that raised questions about her background, including an allegation that her business previously sold prohibited hemp-derived products.
Erin DuPree has been appointed as the inaugural director of Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management as the state prepares to launch its regulated adult-use marijuana market.
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe has established a framework to launch an adult-use cannabis retail program on its tribal lands in rural Minnesota.
A Native American tribe in northwestern Minnesota that opened the first adult-use marijuana store in the state this month plans to expand its retail business with a mobile dispensary.
A Native American tribe in Minnesota launched recreational marijuana sales Wednesday, the first day the state’s new law legalizing possession, use and home grows went into effect.
Minnesota, of all places, has become the hottest market for low-dose, hemp-derived THC beverages in the country – and likely anywhere else, including Canada and Europe.
A Native American tribe plans to open the first adult-use marijuana store in Minnesota on Aug. 1, when the state’s new law legalizing cannabis possession and retail sales takes effect.
