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Regulatory delay holds up Louisiana’s medical marijuana program
Louisiana’s first medical marijuana crop will take longer than expected to reach patients, and that has some dispensing pharmacies in the state anxious. GB Sciences, the grower for the LSU…
News August 14North Dakota could launch medical cannabis program late this year
North Dakota's Health Department hopes to have medical marijuana available by the end of the year in at least the state's two largest cities, Bismarck and Fargo, though questions remain…
News August 14Canadian company cancels $8.3 million deal to buy Maine marijuana grow operation
Canada-based C21 Investments has nixed a deal to spend up to $8.3 million for a cultivation operation in Maine that subsequently was linked to an alleged black-market grow. The Bangor…
News August 14Pennsylvania cracks down on dispensary for selling cannabis for $1 a gram
A brand-new medical marijuana dispensary in Pennsylvania, excited to be selling actual cannabis flower for the first time to registered patients, offered a special deal last week: two strains of…
News August 14Multibillion-dollar marijuana industry takes the stage at MJBizConINT’L
There is no end in sight to business opportunities in the multibillion-dollar international cannabis industry, experts said Tuesday as the inaugural MJBizConINT’L kicked off in Toronto. More than 2,000 marijuana entrepreneurs and…
News August 14California cities object to statewide cannabis delivery
California cities are pushing back on a proposed change in state regulations that they say would allow unchecked home marijuana deliveries in places that have banned local cannabis sales. The…
News August 14California marijuana testing labs say product recalls unlikely to be a major concern
A pair of voluntary California cannabis product recalls in late July sparked concerns in the industry that other companies would be put in similar situations – and end up spending…
News August 14Marijuana Policy Project chooses rights activist Steven Hawkins as executive director
The Marijuana Policy Project has tapped a former executive at Amnesty International USA and the NAACP as its new executive director, only the second permanent director for the cannabis advocacy…
News August 14North Dakota recreational cannabis measure approved for ballot
Supporters of legalizing recreational marijuana in North Dakota have succeeded in bringing the matter to a public vote later this year. Proponents submitted more than the required 13,452 valid petition…
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