Month: June 2017 (Page 16)

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The California legislature approved a state budget plan that includes a proposal from Gov. Jerry Brown to merge the regulatory systems for both medical and recreational marijuana businesses. The implications of the move are enormous for cannabis companies. But from the simplest viewpoint, the biggest impact is that the newContinue Reading

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The debate over Massachusetts’ recreational marijuana law took a new twist on Friday with the release of a plan that would not raise taxes on cannabis. The post Massachusetts Whiplash: Cannabis Tax Pulled Back to 12% appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Massachusetts Whiplash: Cannabis Tax Pulled Back toContinue Reading

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Health Canada has confirmed that Canada’s Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations do not apply to veterinarians or their animal patients. The post Ontario Dogs to Remain CBD-Free appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Ontario Dogs to Remain CBD-FreeContinue Reading

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Explore cannabis strains recently added to Leafly’s database and review any varieties you’ve already tried. The post New Strains Alert: False Teeth, Wookies, Jilly Dawg, and More appeared first on Leafly. Read More: New Strains Alert: False Teeth, Wookies, Jilly Dawg, and MoreContinue Reading

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Louisiana State University selected GB Sciences, a Nevada-based marijuana company, to operate the school’s medical marijuana program, one of two in the state. Under the arrangement, GB Sciences is required to make a minimum $3.4 million contribution or a 10% commission on gross receipts to the LSU AgCenter, according to theContinue Reading

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For veterans in states with restrictive medical programs, acquiring the medicinal benefits of cannabis means breaking the law. There are almost 900,000 military veterans living in New York State, and as many of 20 percent of them may suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder; if they served overseas in Iraq orContinue Reading