Auxly closes Nova Scotia marijuana facilities, cutting 55 jobs
Toronto-based Auxly Cannabis Group closed its marijuana cultivation facilities in Kentville and Hortonville, Nova Scotia.
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Lighting considered key to making cannabis cultivation operations more sustainable
Cannabis cultivators seeking to make their operations more sustainable should begin with their lighting systems.
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Ontario’s marijuana store regulator clarifies ‘inducement’ rules, bans house brands
The regulator overseeing Ontario’s huge network of marijuana stores has provided long-awaited details clarifying the types of incentives,…
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Medical cannabis company FarmaceuticalRX borrows $34 million from Chicago Atlantic
FarmaceuticalRX, a medical cannabis producer with operations in Ohio and Pennsylvania, closed a $34 million loan from cannabis…
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Regional power company may not serve Mississippi medical marijuana growers
A major supplier of wholesale electricity to north Mississippi will not supply power to medical marijuana growers.
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World’s first in-airport cannabis store taxiing toward takeoff in Canada
The Prince George Airport in British Columbia is one step closer to hosting what reportedly would be the…
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Marijuana legalization bills pitched in Tennessee
Marijuana legalization bills in various forms have been introduced in Tennessee’s state Legislature, with lawmakers beginning to feel…
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Australian cannabis firm Little Green Pharma to ‘demerge’ psychedelics unit
Australian cannabis producer Little Green Pharma says it plans to "demerge" the ownership of its psychedelics unit, Reset…
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MJBizDaily calls for participation in 2022 marijuana compensation survey
MJBizDaily is asking marijuana businesses to participate to provide a more accurate snapshot of cannabis industry compensation.
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