‘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.
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Oregon on Track to Collect $43 Million in Pot Taxes this Year
Oregon is expected to take in about $43 million in tax revenue from recreational marijuana this year under a revised estimate by state economists.
The One Thing that Unites Rich Investors and Poor Communities? The Marijuana Business
Adelaide, California is a dusty desert town just west of Interstate 15.
Legal Weed Saved this Colorado Community from Becoming a Ghost Town
Three years ago, the town of DeBeque was on the brink of collapse.
How Cannabis Could Revamp the Christmas Island Economy
It may be thousands of kilometres away from Perth’s corporate heart, but Christmas Island is being eyed off to become home to Australia’s first medicinal cannabis industry.
Bud and Breakfasts and 420 Tours: Denver Sees a Cannabis ‘Gold Rush’
Eighteen months after Colorado legalized recreational marijuana sales, Denver is full of ‘ganjapreneurs’ opening all manner of pot-infused businesses
The Weird Link Between Marijuana and Radical Islamists in Syria
Relentless war has already shattered much of Syria's legal agricultural economy.
Colorado’s Missing Marijuana Taxes
Colorado is missing $21.5 million in pot taxes.
The History of Cannabis in Canada – Part 1: A Crucial World Commodity
CANNABIS CULTURE - The history of Canada is deeply intertwined with the story of cannabis. This most wonderful of plants has shaped our country in many important ways.
Eleven Ways the Drug War Raises Your Taxes and Shrinks Your Profits
One public policy with profound impacts on business and the economy is rarely evaluated: drug prohibition policy.
