Day: January 5, 2018

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“This is a significant change. It’s important to make sure people are aware of the impact of the Cole memo.” The post A Top Cannabis Lawyer on What Losing the Cole Memo Means appeared first on Leafly. Read More: A Top Cannabis Lawyer on What Losing the ColeContinue Reading

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Lawmakers in the Green Mountain State moved closer to becoming the first body of elected officials to legalize marijuana without the help of a ballot initiative, but the job isn’t yet done. Unfazed by the fury and worry emanating from Washington, D.C., Vermont’s House of Representatives on Thursday approved a billContinue Reading

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Canopy Growth plans to exercise an option to develop an additional 1.7-million-square-foot greenhouse in British Columbia, bringing its production space in the province to 3 million square feet once the facilities are fully licensed. In October, Canopy announced plans to form a joint venture with a greenhouse operator to developContinue Reading

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The Australian government plans to allow exports of medical marijuana in an attempt to grab a piece of growing demand for MMJ worldwide. Regulations currently banning exports of medicinal cannabis products will be removed when Parliament resumes in February, according to ABC News. The broadcaster reported that the changes willContinue Reading

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Our Avid Dabber shares the setup he uses when dabbing at home. It’s what he considers to be his “daily driver” dab rig. The post The Avid Dabber: My ‘Daily Driver’ Dab Rig appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Avid Dabber: My ‘Daily Driver’ Dab RigContinue Reading

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After months of delay, Gov. Mary Fallin finally gives the go-ahead for voters to decide the issue. The post Oklahoma Will Vote on Medical Marijuana in June appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Oklahoma Will Vote on Medical Marijuana in JuneContinue Reading

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Nevada Democrats expressed outrage while Republicans took a wait-and-see approach Thursday after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions called for federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue marijuana cases in their districts. The post Talk of Federal Cannabis Crackdown in Nevada Draws Partisan Reactions appeared first on Leafly. ReadContinue Reading

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Oklahoma’s governor set a June 26 date for voters to weigh in on whether to approve medical marijuana for the state. The Hill reported that Gov. Mary Fallin announced the date Thursday, just hours after Attorney General Jeff Sessions released his decision to rescind an Obama-era policy that allowed MMJ to thriveContinue Reading

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Rep. Earl Blumenauer urged people to mobilize against Sessions’ decision, which he called “one of the stupidest decisions the attorney general has made.” The post Oregon Politicians Push Back Against Sessions Memo appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Oregon Politicians Push Back Against Sessions MemoContinue Reading