Nova Scotia Rolls Out New Cannabis Rules, But Mi’kmaq Group Defends Economic Rights
Mi’kmaq rights group say the move is a continued attack on their treaty rights, while the province points to improving health and safety.
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Democrats Call on Trump To Commute Sentences of Cannabis Prisoners
Congressmen Steven Cohen (D-TN), Steven Horsford (D-NV), and Cory Booker (D-NJ), along with more than two dozen additional Democratic
Health Canada’s Directive on Tours Leaves Industry Questioning What’s Still Possible
Health Canada’s recent reminder to licensed producers about the rules governing facility visits
Trump Complains DOJ Is ‘Slow-Walking’ Marijuana Rescheduling
President Donald Trump on Saturday appeared to complain that federal officials are “slow-walking” following through
Once a Global Leader, Canada is Turning Back The Clock on Access To Medical Cannabis For Veterans
Advocates are calling for Veterans Affairs Canada to reverse course
Nova Scotia Passes Bill To Increase Enforcement Against Unlicensed Cannabis Stores and Landlords
A new bill in Nova Scotia that strengthens the province’s efforts at enforcing cannabis regulations against unlicensed operators
Wake and Bake? Ontario May Soon Let Weed Stores Open at 7am
The Ford government is seeking the public’s feedback on its proposal to allow authorized cannabis stores to open two hours earlier
Nova Scotia Chiefs Call For Cannabis Raid Moratorium After Highway Protests
Mi’kmaw chiefs in Nova Scotia are demanding a moratorium on RCMP raids on cannabis stores in their communities.
Trump Justice Department Turmoil Not Expected to Delay Marijuana Rescheduling
President Donald Trump’s abrupt firing of Attorney General
Military Eases Enlistment Rules for Those With Prior Marijuana Convictions
The United States Army is easing rules for applicants with prior marijuana offenses.
