Day: October 5, 2017 (Page 2)

Canada moves to allow rec marijuana edibles, opening major new market for businesses

On: October 5, 2017

By Matt Lamers Edible marijuana products in Canada will be brought into the mix within a year after the country officially launches its recreational industry next summer, giving cannabis businesses an opportunity to enter a new market totaling perhaps 15 million people. A parliamentary committee this week amended legislation legalizingContinue Reading

‘Reasonable Access’: This Court Case Could Decide the Future of Ontario Dispensaries

On: October 5, 2017

The two-day hearing pits the City of Toronto against Canna Clinic, with precedent-setting implications. The post ‘Reasonable Access’: This Court Case Could Decide the Future of Ontario Dispensaries appeared first on Leafly. Read More: ‘Reasonable Access’: This Court Case Could Decide the Future of Ontario DispensariesContinue Reading

Majority of CA Will Not See Recreational Sales Begin by New Year

On: October 5, 2017

If you want weed sooner, Los Angeles — not San Francisco — is your best bet. Lest we forget, marijuana legalization is a big deal. The shift from risking prison — a gamble ongoing in most of the United States at this very moment — to paying taxes on government-regulatedContinue Reading

Possible repeal of 280E for marijuana businesses: Q&A with Rep. Carlos Curbelo

On: October 5, 2017

By John Schroyer The 280E section of the federal tax code has been the bane of law-abiding cannabis businesses for years because it typically results in plant-touching companies paying enormous tax bills to the IRS. But that could change, perhaps even this year, if Congress were to pass the SmallContinue Reading

Alberta’s rec cannabis blueprint leaves door open to private retailers, MJ clubs and lounges

On: October 5, 2017

By Matt Lamers Alberta’s proposed framework to regulate marijuana leaves open the possibility private companies could sell adult-use products, a move that would be a boon for businesses wanting to participate in the province’s retail sector. The provincial government also signaled it is open to marijuana cafes and lounges, whichContinue Reading

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