So a Maryland Pastor and a Rabbi Want to Grow Medical Marijuana …
Heard the one about the rabbi and the pastor who want to sell medical pot?
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Heavily Regulated Marijuana Distribution No Benefit to Ontarians
The frustration of 9:53 p.m. is well known in Ontario.
Charlottetown Company Squeezes Out Deal to Extract Cannabis Oil
When Canada’s medical marijuana laws changed, cannabis oil became legal and new opportunities opened up.
Now Hiring: Willie Nelson Needs You to Work for his Weed Company, Starting Salary of $65,000
You’ll need at least two years of experience in the cannabis industry and a degree in chemistry to work for Willie Nelson’s weed company.
Ottawa Holding ‘Behind the Scenes’ Talks with Pot-Shop Advocates
Bill Blair, the federal government’s lead on legalizing marijuana, has been quietly meeting with advocates for the illegal pot shops springing up across the country, hearing their arguments for how regulating the sector could help eliminate the black market.
Entrepreneur Registers 30 Cannabis-Related Trade Names
Less than a month after a bill legalizing medical marijuana in Ohio was signed into law, nearly 30 cannabis-related trade names are registered to one name and address in Athens County.
HIGH-ly Recommended: 11 Cannabis Products That are Totally Legal
More than 100 cannabis-related companies showed up the Cannabis World Congress & Business Expo. to roll out their goods.
The Multibillion-Dollar Marijuana Industry Could Soon Come Out of the ‘Gray Market’
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted on Thursday to allow banks to provide financial services to legal recreational and medical marijuana dispensaries, according to The Denver Post.
The Activists Helping Illegal Pot Dealers Turn into Legit Marijuana Businessmen
California officials want to ensure that those once punished over harsh weed laws aren’t overrun by wealthy entrepreneurs once it’s legalized recreationally.
‘Canada Could be to Cannabis What France is to Wine’
A conference on Canada’s economic future got a taste Wednesday of a possible new strategy for the country: Becoming a world leader in the burgeoning marijuana industry.
