Toronto’s Getting A Cannabis-friendly Holiday Market And Street Food Festival
A massive outdoor cannabis-friendly holiday market and street food festival is coming to Toronto just in time for the most festive season.
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5 Trends In Cannabis Marketing That Will Light Up In 2023, Per Industry Insiders
From celebrity endorsements to wellness-focused messaging, here are the marketing movements defining the future of cannabis.
A New ‘Indigenous Cannabis Association’ Aims To Unite America’s Tribes Around A Medicinal Plant That’s Always Been With Them
Columbus Day arrived this year on Oct. 10, and as in previous years, the federal observance was repurposed in many quarters as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day,” a name change proclaimed by no less than President Joe Biden.
Colorado Cannabis Lawyer Reflects On 10-Year Anniversary Of Legalization
It’s been ten years since Colorado became one of the first two states in the country to legalize recreational cannabis.
3 Of The Most Luxurious CBD Trends We’ve Seen This Year
We take a look at some of the biggest CBD trends we’ve seen this year so far, from luxury spa treatments to alcohol alternatives and everything in between.
Lessons from Canada’s Cannabis Legalization
Canada legalized cannabis in 2018, but it has been slow to suspend possession convictions.
As Harvest Season Winds Up, Many Cannabis Companies Prefer To Grow Outdoors, Despite Challenges
Outdoor growers say they have better profit margins and are more eco-friendly than indoor operations.
Germany’s Pledge To Legalize Cannabis Is Luring U.S., Canadian Companies To Invest In Europe
The process to legalize adult-use cannabis in Germany has recently rekindled the interest of US and Canadian cannabis companies to invest in Europe.
Cannabis Deliveries Through Uber Eats Are Coming To Toronto
Toronto cannabis shoppers will be able to request cannabis deliveries through Uber Eats starting Monday.
Hispanic Cannabis Professionals Discuss Opening Doors for Their Community
The history of cannabis and Hispanic/Latino people in the United States is one full of racism, dating back to when the plant was made illegal in the early 1900s.
