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Canadian cannabis retailer Superette buys Cannoe, appoints McLeod CEO
Canadian cannabis retailer Superette acquired Cannoe Corp. and its half-dozen stores, making the Toronto-based business the largest independently owned marijuana retailer in Ontario.
News February 22CT dispensaries could benefit as state ups medical marijuana purchase limits
Registered medical marijuana patients in Connecticut are now allowed to buy up to 3.5 ounces of cannabis per month. The increase from the previous monthly limit of 3 ounces could…
News February 22Cannabis firm Hexo to ‘refresh’ board after deal with activist shareholder
Embattled Canadian cannabis producer Hexo is reforming its board of directors after signing an agreement with an activist shareholder displeased with the company's performance.
News February 22Arkansas medical marijuana sales top $20 million for January
Medical marijuana sales in Arkansas exceeded the $20 million mark for the first month of 2022.
News February 22Specifications that rely solely on limits of detection ultimately fail cannabis consumers
Cannabis testing and label failures are huge challenges for the industry, as attorney Ian A. Stewart pointed out in his recent analysis of the “perverse incentives” that marijuana regulations facilitate…
News February 22Minnesota’s medical cannabis market poised for big growth, new MSOs
Minnesota, long one of the country’s most heavily regulated and restrictive medical cannabis markets, is poised for dramatic growth and change - with sales expected to roughly double this year…
News February 22Minority marijuana companies need federal relief, advocate tells Congress
Small and minority-owned marijuana companies likely won't survive without some help from Congress, an industry insider testified before a subcommittee hearing.
News February 18South Dakota recreational cannabis bill heads to state Senate vote
Another attempt to legalize recreational cannabis in South Dakota will go before the state Legislature next week.
News February 18Oregon regulator shows leniency, shortens backlog of marijuana violations
Oregon's cannabis regulatory agency said it has significantly reduced the backlog of violation cases against marijuana licensees and appears to have shifted to a softer enforcement stance.
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