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Ohio to accept medical cannabis grower applications in June
Ohio regulators will begin taking applications for the state’s 24 available cultivation licenses in June and review them in July. According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, winning applicants will have nine…
News April 10Report: Canadian government to offer rec marijuana bill Thursday
Canada’s federal government is expected Thursday to introduce widely anticipated legislation to legalize recreational cannabis. According to The Globe and Mail, the legislation is expected to require adult-use cannabis to…
News April 10Arkansas moves from lottery to merit-based MMJ licensing system
The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission has had a change of heart. Instead of picking MMJ business winners and losers by random through a lottery, the commission will instead use a…
News April 10Chart: Medical cannabis patient counts rebounding in Montana
By Eli McVey Just months after voters approved a state ballot initiative to revive Montana’s medical marijuana industry, patients are returning to the program by the thousands – breathing new…
News April 10Pharmacies to begin selling adult-use cannabis in Uruguay
Uruguay has finally authorized pharmacies to begin selling recreational marijuana in July, more than three years after the Latin American nation became the first in the world to legalize the cultivation, distribution…
News April 7Report: Marijuana warehouse sales booming, pushing up prices
Indoor cannabis cultivation may well have a limited future, many marijuana professionals say, but it’s booming right now based on demand by commercial growers for warehouse space. That has pushed up…
News April 7Israeli university launches medical cannabis research center
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a leading Israeli academic institution, is launching a Multidisciplinary Center on Cannabinoid Research.
News April 7Week in Review: West Virginia nears legalization, NV distribution plan & Johns Hopkins exits study
By Omar Sacirbey and Bart Schaneman West Virginia moves closer to legalizing medical marijuana, Nevada dispensaries get a new adult-use business opportunity, and Johns Hopkins exits a study involving cannabis and…
News April 7Seven firms apply to run LSU’s medical marijuana operation
Seven Louisiana companies have applied to run a new medical marijuana operation overseen by the Louisiana State University’s AgCenter, moving the state another step closer to a functional MMJ system. According…
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