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Canadian cannabis grower strikes deal to enter US market
Aphria – one of Canada’s largest medical marijuana producers – kicked off a U.S. expansion plan with an investment of 25 million Canadian dollars ($18.63 million) that will lead to the purchase…
News April 5California marijuana laws spark rift between industry, unions
The upcoming implementation of California's state medical marijuana laws as well as the new recreational cannabis system have led to policy disagreements between those in the longstanding industry and organized…
News April 5
Prospects brighten for cannabis reform in Congress, but most bills face uphill battle
By John Schroyer Marijuana reform appears to be gaining steam in Congress this year, although the passage of any pro-cannabis legislation remains an open question and most bills appear to…
News April 5Nevada to accept rec distribution bids from MMJ license holders
Nevada’s Department of Taxation hasn’t received enough interest for the state’s new adult-use marijuana market from liquor wholesalers, so it’s opening the distribution business to existing medical cannabis license holders. The…
News April 4Hemp cultivation in Minnesota sees major growth spurt
Minnesota’s hemp crop has grown exponentially and the number of farmers cultivating the crop has increased sixfold as the state’s pilot program enters its second year. This year, 42 farmers are…
News April 4CEO of cannabis firm Women Grow steps down to focus on dispensary
Leah Heise, who became the CEO of Women Grow less than a year ago, announced this week that she’s leaving the national cannabis event and networking company, effective immediately, to…
News April 4Pressure builds for feds to maintain marijuana status quo
President Donald Trump’s administration is getting increasing pressure – from his circle of advisers and beyond – to maintain the current status quo when it comes to the cannabis industry.…
News April 4
Marijuana on the Hill: Bills introduced in Congress in 2017
By John Schroyer Less than three months into the new Congressional session, 13 bills have been introduced - including eight last Thursday - that would change the federal government's approach…
News April 4Johns Hopkins backs out of cannabis PTSD study
Johns Hopkins University has pulled out of a federally sanctioned study on using medical marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder over a disagreement with a research group involved in the study.…
News April 3
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