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Impasse in Oregon Over Dispensary Bans
An Oregon committee formed to hammer out regulations surrounding the state’s cannabis industry has failed to reach an agreement on whether elected officials in cities and counties can ban medical…
News May 12Illinois Hands Over MMJ Documents as Part of Lawsuit
Illinois has released roughly 13,000 pages of documents tied to its marijuana program – including applications from five businesses competing for cultivation licenses – to attorneys as part of an…
News May 12Colorado Easing Rules on Out-of-State Investments in Cannabis Companies – With Some Big Caveats
Note: This story has been updated and clarified, as Marijuana Business Daily initially received incorrect and incomplete information from the sponsor of the investment bill. See full clarification at end…
News May 12WA Law Paves Way for Marijuana Pacts With Tribes
Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a bill that sets up a framework for his office to work with Native American tribes interested in growing and distributing cannabis. The…
News May 11Another Canadian City Begins Crafting Dispensary Laws
Lawmakers in Victoria, British Columbia, are drafting their own bylaws to regulate the city’s medical cannabis dispensaries even though the Canadian government has banned such operations. Victoria’s city council approved…
News May 11Maine MMJ caregiver crackdown possible
Medical cannabis caregivers in Maine enjoy a good amount of autonomy and some sizable competitive advantages over licensed dispensaries, as they don't face the regulatory hurdles and state oversight that…
News May 11Former Top Kroger Lawyer Investing in Ohio Marijuana Campaign
An ex-attorney for grocery store chain Kroger has signed on as one of the investors behind a campaign to legalize both medical and recreational marijuana in Ohio. Paul Heldman, the…
News May 11Chart of the Week: Over $9M Spent in 2014 on Cannabis Advocacy
By Becky Olson and John Schroyer Four of the top marijuana-related lobbying organizations spent over $9 million on state and federal cannabis advocacy in 2014, according to representatives from the…
News May 11Report: Investors in MJ Stocks Younger, Have Less Capital
Investors in marijuana stocks are younger and more likely to be from big states such as California and New York, but they tend to have less money to put into…
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