Senecas Open Nativa Cannabis, First Nation-Owned Dispensary
The Seneca Nation Wednesday morning rolled out its latest cannabis business enterprise on its Niagara Territory.
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Native Americans Are Operating New York State’s First Legal Cannabis Dispensaries
Thanks to tribal government regulations, Native Americans have been the first to enter the market.
Native American Tribe In Michigan Looks To Cannabis To Diversify And Boost Its Local Economy
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians in Michigan recently joined the state’s recreational cannabis market, reported MjBizDaily.
‘The Tribe Has Taken Over’: The Native Americans Running Las Vegas’s Only Cannabis Lounge
Acouple seated at a high-top table smoked a joint, while six tourists in a circular booth nearby drank THC-infused beer and reviewed the flower menu.
Tribe Hosting Marijuana Festival Near Las Vegas, Despite Warning From Feds
The Moapa Paiute Tribe is going ahead with plans to host a marijuana festival near Las Vegas this weekend
Native American Church Sues Postal Service Over Seizure of ‘Sacramental’ Marijuana
Leaders of a Native American church have sued the U.S. Postal Service in federal court after the government seized marijuana that church leaders say was intended for religious use by a member in Ohio.
Why a Native American Tribe can open a Marijuana Resort in a State Where Pot is Illegal
A Native American tribe plans to do something that’s technically illegal in South Dakota, the state where the tribe resides: It will grow and sell marijuana.
Why American Indian Tribes are Getting into the Marijuana Business
Tribes are weighing the risks and opportunities of legalizing pot
Native Americans Perplexed by Obama’s Latest Marijuana Gift
A Justice Department memo sets the stage for Indian tribes to grow and sell marijuana, but do they even want to?
U.S. Won’t Stop Native Americans From Growing, Selling Pot on Their Lands
Opening the door for what could be a lucrative and controversial new industry on some Native American reservations, the Justice Department on Thursday will tell U.S. attorneys to not prevent tribes from growing or selling marijuana on the sovereign lands, even in states that ban the practice.
