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Bid to amend OK medical cannabis rules began before residents voted on initiative
Records show that attempts to amend Oklahoma’s medical marijuana law with rules that would have hampered the state’s MMJ market began weeks before residents even voted on the issue. The…
News September 27DEA moves some CBD medicines off Schedule 1, a limited expansion of cannabis access
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has taken some cannabidiol off the most restrictive class of controlled substances, a move that allows the sale of the first nonsynthetic, cannabis-derived medicine to win federal…
News September 27Multistate medical marijuana operators tapped for Virginia’s CBD program
Virginia named its first five CBD-only licensees - three of them multistate medical cannabis operators.
News September 27Arizona’s sizzling medical marijuana market entices investors despite legal uncertainties
Arizona’s medical marijuana market is one of the largest in the nation as well as one of the hottest, with costs to break into the market skyrocketing and investors scouring…
News September 27Canadian cannabis firm Flowr debuts on TSX Venture Exchange
Shares of cannabis cultivator The Flowr Corp. have officially begun trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol FLWR. The trading debut follows Flowr’s recent raise of 36 million Canadian…
News September 27Industry changes have California marijuana businesses lamenting the good ol’ days
A sentiment posted on Facebook in July by a worker at a California marijuana business very well could have been speaking for everyone in the state's industry: “I miss Prop…
News September 27Ontario to cap licensed cannabis producers to one retail outlet each
Canada’s licensed producers of marijuana will be restricted to opening one retail location each in Ontario if new legislation is approved, a move that would pull the rug out from…
News September 26Oregon cannabis retailer accuses grower of theft, harassment after falling out
An Oregon marijuana retailer is seeking $3.3 million in damages in lawsuits filed against a former grower and business partner for alleged defamation, trademark infringement and online harassment. Oregrown filed…
News September 26Aurora Sky cannabis facility’s price tag soars to CA$150 million
The cost to build Aurora Sky – one of the biggest cannabis facilities in Canada – has jumped to 150 million Canadian dollars ($115 million), Aurora Cannabis said in a…
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