Campaign To Overturn Manitoba’s Ban On Home Growing Will Join Quebec’s Supreme Court Appeal
“It’s time to end the reefer madness in Quebec and Manitoba.”
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How Big Is Germany’s Medical Cannabis Market?
Although the German Federal Government legalized medical cannabis only in 2017, its approach to release licenses and the large demand created an attractive market
DEA To Allow More Cultivators To Produce Cannabis For Research Purposes
Previously, the University of Mississippi was the only approved supplier of cannabis for research purposes.
Cannabis Reform? It’s The Right Time For Full Federal Legalization To Help Economy And People
Politicians are finally realizing what the public has known for years: Legalizing cannabis can positively support our economy, communities, and people.
Cannabis Businesses Struggle With Bankruptcy In The Absence Of Federal Banking
It’s well known that marijuana companies cannot avail themselves of the protections afforded by U.S. Bankruptcy Courts.
What Is Biden’s Beef With Cannabis?
In March of this year, at least five members of the Biden administration had their employment terminated, at least in part for admitting to past marijuana use.
Cannabis Industry Says Access To Banking Services ‘Can’t Happen Soon Enough’
Cannabis industry insiders say a push by federal lawmakers to allow banks to provide services to pot shops in states where they are legal “can’t happen soon enough.”
Democratic Senators Elevate Federal Cannabis Reform To High Priority
On February 1, Senators Cory Booker and Ron Wyden, alongside Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer issued a joint statement announcing that marijuana reform bills would be merged
Democratic Senators Will Push To Pass Pot Reform Bill This Year
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and two other Democratic senators said Monday that they will push to pass this year sweeping legislation
Cannabis Got A Big Win In Congress, But Legal Cannabis Isn’t Around The Corner
Cannabis just had a victory in Congress. But the industry and its supporters may not want to get too excited just yet.
