First Indigenous Cannabis Licence Holder Can Finally Turn the Lights on at New Dispensary
Zachary Lacelle, owner of Northern Zen Cannabis wasn’t sure what to expect on the opening weekend of his new business.
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With 40,000 Americans Incarcerated for Marijuana Offenses, the Cannabis Industry Needs to Step Up, Activists Said This Week
An estimated 40,000 people today are incarcerated for marijuana offenses even as: the overall legal cannabis industry is booming; one state after another is legalizing; and cannabis companies are making healthy profits.
Greek Company Receives License to Produce Medical Cannabis in Europe
The Greek company Kalacan Hellas S.A. recently announced that it had received its medical cannabis installation license, allowing the company to establish manufacturing facilities in Europe to produce cannabis.
Aurora Cannabis’ $1.94 Billion Mistake Just Got Worse
Investing in the cannabis industry has been quite the adventure over the past couple of years.
‘Big Bang Theory’ Actor Creagen Dow On His Unique Cannabis Ashtray: It’s One Of A Kind
He makes just one product: an odor-proof, heat-resistant, pet-friendly, ash and resin removing ashtray with a lid. As you might imagine, making this one thing means it’s done right.
8 LGBTQ+ Cannabis Leaders Tell Us Who Gives Them Pride
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Why More States Could Legalize Cannabis in 2021
Amid recession and social unrest, the cannabis industry sees its moment.
Aurora Cannabis is Laying Off Huge Swath of Workforce and Shutting Five Facilities
25% of administrative, sales and 30% of its production staff going.
Reckoning With Race: Three Black Cannabis Insiders on How the Industry Could Be More Equitable
In the wake of global Black Lives Matter protests and the movement’s demands to defund police services, it seems that every organization in all industries is looking inward and experiencing a reckoning with racial injustice.
April Pot Sales Show Resilience Amid Shutdown
U.S. cannabis sales stayed strong in April even as broader retail sales fell by double digits, indicating that the March increase in demand was more than just pantry loading.
