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One-third of Canada’s cannabis greenhouse capacity taken offline
One after another, many of Canada’s largest cannabis greenhouses and indoor grow operations have been sold or mothballed as the industry continues to search for a supply-demand equilibrium after years…
News November 9Southern California marijuana retailer challenges city to greenlight opening
A marijuana retailer in Southern California has filed a challenge against the city of Costa Mesa in an effort to gain final approvals to open the business.
News November 8Trulieve Cannabis to redeem $130M in senior debt, but details scarce
Marijuana multistate operator Trulieve Cannabis Corp. said it will redeem all of its outstanding 9.75% senior secured notes with a principal worth $130 million, although it remains unclear how the…
News November 8Support for US marijuana legalization at an all-time high, Gallup poll shows
Seven in 10 Americans support marijuana legalization, according to a new Gallup poll - an all-time high since the Washington DC-based analytics and advisory company began polling on the topic…
News November 8Alaska hemp growers sue over state’s new regulations
A coalition of hemp cultivators in Alaska filed a lawsuit arguing that the state's new regulations for intoxicating hemp-derived products are unconstitutional.
News November 8Big investors keener on cannabis MSOs as rescheduling looms, survey shows
Institutional investors are increasingly bullish on U.S. cannabis multistate operators, according to a new survey, which suggests marijuana rescheduling by the federal government could convince those big investors to put…
News November 8Ohio becomes 24th state to legalize recreational marijuana market
Ohio voters approved legalizing marijuana possession and adult-use sales, unlocking a projected billion-dollar market.
News November 7Ogen is latest Canadian cannabis producer to close its doors
Calgary, Alberta-based cannabis producer Ogen has closed its doors, an executive announced, making the company the latest casualty in Canada’s cutthroat marijuana industry.
News November 7Missouri marijuana retailer Shangri-La to pay $145K settlement in union dispute
The National Labor Relations Board has approved a settlement in which Missouri marijuana retailer Shangri-La Dispensaries must pay more than $145,000 to resolve 15 charges of unfair labor practices.
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