DEA Reiterates Stance That Lab-Derived Cannabinoids Are Not Compliant With the Farm Bill
The Drug Enforcement Administration has reaffirmed its position
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Membertou First Nation Proposes Own Cannabis Law While Seeking Federal Recognition
Membertou First Nation is pressing ahead with its own cannabis law, amid a Nova Scotia crackdown on unlicensed retail outlets
Prohibitionist Groups File Lawsuit Challenging Attorney General’s Rescheduling Order
A marijuana prohibition group and a drug testing trade organization have filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department
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
P.E.I. Health Minister To Raise Legal Age To 21 For Nicotine Pouches, Cannabis
P.E.I.’s health minister says he intends to raise the minimum purchase age for both nicotine pouches and cannabis to 21, perhaps as early as fall 2026.
The Local Noze: White Walker by Qwest
This one features some very broad lineage. Brazilian haze, Indian landrace, Mazar-I-Sharif and classic Blueberry Afghans.
Hops and Cannabis Share Genetic Sex Switch, Scientists Discover
Researchers at University College Dublin have identified a genetic “switch” that determines the sex of cannabis plants
Trump Calls on Congress To Loosen Federal Restrictions on Hemp-Derived CBD, Other Cannabinoids
President Donald Trump is calling on lawmakers to loosen pending federal restrictions
Amid Nova Scotia Raids, Senators Hear Calls For Indigenous Sovereignty Over Cannabis
‘After eight long years, we’re still dealing with the same issues,’ Dan Christmas tells senate committee.
New Laws Cut Cannabis Arrests, But Racial Disparities Persist
Prison admissions for drug offenses only decreased among white individuals, falling by 34%, while remaining unchanged for Black individuals.
