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January 31, 2024All U.S., Bernie Sanders, Biden administration, biden rescheduling, Briefs, Chuck Schumer, chuck schumer marijuana, Cory Booker, dea rescheduling, descheduling marijuana, Elizabeth Warren, legal, marijuana descheduling, marijuana rescheduling, recreational, Science, social equity

DEA should deschedule marijuana, US senators suggest in letter

The Drug Enforcement Administration should go beyond health regulators’ marijuana rescheduling recommendation and deschedule the drug entirely, top Democratic U.S. senators wrote […]

January 31, 2024Briefs, CANADA, cultivation, czech, Czech Republic cannabis, europe, international, legal, recreational, retail

Czech Republic’s Economic Council wants regulated cannabis market

The Czech Republic’s National Economic Council is recommending that the government establish a regulated cannabis market to help spur economic growth. Czech […]

January 30, 2024All U.S., Briefs, interstate commerce, interstate commerce ban, jefferson packing house, lawsuit, legal, Medical & Recreational, Oregon, recreational, rescheduling, retail

Oregon company withdraws challenge to interstate marijuana trade ban

An Oregon cannabis company withdrew its federal lawsuit challenging a state ban on interstate marijuana commerce, court records show. Oregon company withdraws […]

January 30, 2024B.C. Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch, Briefs, British Columbia, CANADA, international, legal, Licensed Retail Cannabis Council of BC, Mississauga, Ontario, recreational, retail, Surrey

Large British Columbia city might allow legal cannabis stores in 2024

Surrey, the second-largest municipality in British Columbia by population, is surveying residents and entrepreneurs over a draft proposal to allow up to […]

January 30, 2024Briefs, cultivation, discrimination, lawsuits, legal, new york, New York Cannabis Control Board, New York Office of Cannabis Management, Office of Cannabis Management, recreational, social equity, Valencia AG

Lawsuit claims race, gender bias by New York’s marijuana regulator

New York’s Office of Cannabis Management and its supervisory Cannabis Control Board are being sued by a microbusiness license applicant claiming discrimination […]

January 30, 2024All U.S., Briefs, CANADA, finance, Germany, High Tide, international, recreational, retail

Cannabis retailer High Tide reports record sales, eyes German opportunity

Cannabis retailer and e-commerce platform operator High Tide reported record sales of 487.7 million Canadian dollars ($362 million) for its 2023 fiscal […]

January 27, 2024All U.S., Briefs, cannabis restatements, cultivation, El Capitan Advisors, finance, financial restatement, financial restatements, florida, florida cannabis, manufacturing, Marijuana financial restatements, Medical & Recreational, nevada, Planet 13, Planet 13 Holdings, retail, vidacann

MSO Planet 13 sells Florida marijuana license, will restate financials

Nevada-based marijuana multistate operator Planet 13 Holdings is selling a medical marijuana treatment center (MMTC) license to further its Florida expansion plans […]

January 27, 2024agricultural, All U.S., Arizona, Arizona Agricultural Labor Relations Board, Arizona Medical Cannabis Business & Marijuana Legal News, Briefs, cultivation, Farming, labor, Phoenix, Trulieve, union, United Food and Commercial Workers Union

Trulieve Cannabis cultivation workers in Arizona vote to unionize

Workers at the Trulieve Magnolia cultivation facility in Arizona voted 37-4 to join United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 99. Trulieve […]

January 27, 2024All U.S., Boston, Briefs, Cannabis massachusetts, Caroline Frankel, caroline's cannabis, cultivation, legal, manufacturing, marijuana impact fees, massachusetts, Massachusetts Cannabis Business Association, Medical & Recreational, News by State, recreational, retail, Uxbridge Massachusetts

Massachusetts town returns $1.2 million in impact fees to marijuana business

A groundswell is developing in Massachusetts that might lead several municipalities to return millions of dollars of community impact fees to marijuana […]

January 27, 2024All U.S., Biden administration, biden rescheduling, Briefs, cannabis advertising, Clarence Cocroft II, federal law, legal, marijuana advertising, marijuana billboard, Marketing and branding, Medical & Recreational, mississippi, rescheduling, schedule 1, Tru Source Medical Cannabis

Mississippi cannabis advertising ban is constitutional, judge rules

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a Mississippi medical cannabis dispensary challenging the state’s ban on cannabis advertising. Mississippi cannabis […]