Month: July 2017 (Page 24)

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Len Saunders is a US immigration attorney in Blaine, WA, with an office less than four blocks from the Canadian border. Here are his suggestions for people traveling to the US-Canada border—from any direction. The post Know Your Rights: US/Canada Border Crossing 101 appeared first on Leafly. ReadContinue Reading

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Explore strains that Leafly reviewers rate as highly creative and consider giving them a try if you’re looking to kindle inspiration. The post Best Cannabis Strains for Sparking Creativity appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Best Cannabis Strains for Sparking CreativityContinue Reading

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Alongside bread and cheese, shoppers in Switzerland will soon be able to purchase what’s being billed as the world’s first hemp cigarette. The post High-CBD Cannabis Cigarettes Coming to Swiss Supermarkets appeared first on Leafly. Read More: High-CBD Cannabis Cigarettes Coming to Swiss SupermarketsContinue Reading

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In a deal combining two Oregon marijuana businesses, Golden Leaf Holdings has signed an agreement to acquire Chalice Farms, a vertically integrated company that operates four medical and adult-use retail outlets. The acquisition is the latest sweeping through the cannabis industry. Golden Leaf, which produces and distributes marijuana flower and oilContinue Reading

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New Hampshire has added chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to the list of qualifying conditions for the state’s medical marijuana program, a move that could significantly boost the state’s struggling MMJ industry. New Hampshire’s governor recently signed House Bill 160 adding the two conditions, according to Foster’s Daily Democrat. A JanuaryContinue Reading

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A proposal to allow open consumption at Alaska’s retail cannabis dispensaries was narrowly rejected by state regulators in February. The post Public Consumption Gets Another Go in Alaska appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Public Consumption Gets Another Go in AlaskaContinue Reading

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Most of Nevada’s cannabis retailers are optimistic an emergency regulation will help keep them from running out of product, but some are “running on fumes.” The post Some Nevada Cannabis Retailers ‘Running on Fumes’ appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Some Nevada Cannabis Retailers ‘Running on Fumes’Continue Reading

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If Massachusetts legislators are unable to reach a compromise over regulations for the state’s recreational marijuana industry, it may be time to implement the voter-approved law as it currently stands, Gov. Charlie Baker said. A six-member negotiating committee trying to resolve differences between a House-passed bill that overhauls the recreational pot lawContinue Reading

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Some myths just refuse to die. Such is the case with the persistent misinformation about cannabis being a “gateway” to other drugs; it isn’t true, but prohibitionists are still spreading the lie. State tax collectors say that more than $230 million worth of legal marijuana was sold in Los AngelesContinue Reading