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OCRegisterCalifornia looks to build $7 billion legal marijuana economyOCRegisterDepartment of Food and Agriculture: $23.4 million, to develop regulations for marijuana cultivation, including licenses for growers. • Board of Equalization: $5.3 million, to notify businesses of new tax requirements and update systems to process taxes.and more » Read More: California looks toContinue Reading

Financial PostWhy smaller banks take bigger slice of the growing medical marijuana businessFinancial PostThe buzz around the cannabis business in 2016 reached an inflection point with medical marijuana companies raising more than $466 million on Canadian capital markets last year. Two years into Canada's commercial medical marijuana market, companies … ReadContinue Reading

San Francisco ExaminerSF places interim restrictions on future cannabis growersSan Francisco ExaminerThe challenges include community acceptance of the operations, but also the conflicts with the manufacturing industry which uses PDR space. “Making sure that existing non-indoor [agriculture] cannabis PDR space is maintained is an interest,” Peskin said. Read More: SFContinue Reading

Weed NewsMarijuana is Officially Legal in Maine | Weed NewsWeed NewsMarijuana is Officially Legal in Maine. The possession and cultivation of cannabis is legal on Monday, January 30, despite hostility from governor Paul Lepage.Everything You Need to Know About Recreational Marijuana in MaineMarijuana.com (blog)Maine girds for marijuana legalization next weekConwayContinue Reading

Weed NewsMarijuana is Officially Legal in MaineWeed NewsThe Pine Tree State passed cannabis legalization along with Massachusetts, California and Nevada in 2016 and the state's residents have had to wait the longest of all of the legalized states to legally cultivate and possess cannabis. The wait is …Maine girds forContinue Reading

WMTW PortlandRecreational marijuana becomes legal in MaineWMTW PortlandThe governor had said last week he wanted the Maine Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages & Lottery Operations to oversee legal marijuana, instead of the Department of Agriculture. “The era of marijuana prohibition in Maine is finally coming to an end,” David …and more » ReadContinue Reading