Marijuana Should Be Available At Private Retailers, Two-Thirds Of Canadians Say
Plans for provincially-run retail networks are running headlong into public opinion.
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Most Pot Shops Reopen in London, as Pot Advocate Pushes for Enforcement Changes
“London police are doing the right thing in enforcing the law,” says former police chief.
Snoop Dogg Invests in Toronto-Based Cannabis Software Company
Rapper Snoop Dogg is investing in another Canadian cannabis venture.
Colorado Dominates Top 150 Ancillary Cannabis Companies
Legalizing cannabis doesn’t just create jobs involving cultivation of the plant; it also creates businesses that aid those cultivations, infused-product manufacturers and dispensaries.
Cannabis Job Fair Part of Effort to Hire Thousands Ahead of Legalization
Growing industry seeks talent at job fair presented by the National Institute for Cannabis Health and Education.
City Called Upon to OK Cannabis Lounges
Provincial rules limiting recreational pot use to private property aren’t going to work in the City of Toronto where people are more likely to rent or live close to each other, a cannabis lounge owner says.
South City Keeps Eyeing Commercial Pot Options
With legal recreational marijuana business opportunities lingering over the state, South San Francisco officials are continuing to examine whether to embrace the growing industry.
A Cannabis Marketing Company is Bringing Pot Parties to the Elderly
In April 2015, Carrie Tice was despairing over her 80-year-old mother’s advancing Alzheimer’s when a caregiver at her senior center in California recommended giving her a topical dose of marijuana.
Canada’s Provinces are Starting to Figure Out Who’s Going to Sell Legal Weed
With less than a year left until the government’s self-imposed deadline to legalize marijuana, efforts to figure out how legal weed will be sold in Canada are in full swing.
Eaze is Moving into Recreational Marijuana Delivery with $27 Million in New Funding
The cannabis industry has lit up in the last year, including weed delivery startup Eaze, which just raised $27 million in Series B financing and claims a 300 percent year-over-year increase in gross sales.
