Day: January 18, 2018 (Page 2)

Massachusetts marijuana regulators have selected Florida-based Franwell’s Metrc program to serve as the state’s seed-to-sale traceability system. According to The Boston Globe, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission budgeted about $750,000 for the system, which is intended to help states prevent diversion of cannabis to the black market. Here’s what you need toContinue Reading

The bill was introduced a day after Republican Gov. Matt Bevin proposed spending cuts of more than 6 percent across most of state government. The post GOP Senator Offers Bill to Legalize Cannabis in Kentucky appeared first on Leafly. Read More: GOP Senator Offers Bill to Legalize CannabisContinue Reading

Canopy Growth became the first marijuana company in Canada to enlist a major Canadian bank to lead an equity-based funding, signaling a greater willingness by big financial institutions to provide financing to the nation’s cannabis businesses. Bank of Montreal subsidiary, BMO Capital Markets, and GMP Capital are co-leading the stock-purchase dealContinue Reading

New York’s governor is urging state lawmakers to provide funding to establish a commission that would study the feasibility of legalizing adult-use marijuana in the state. The study would explore recreational legalization’s health effects, economic impact, criminal justice impact and how recreational legalization by some of New York’s neighbors would affectContinue Reading

A handful of Canadian marijuana companies are already knee-deep in California, deploying millions of dollars in cultivation facilities, retail outlets and branded products to establish a footprint in the world’s largest marijuana market. Executives at the companies – whose shares trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) – said they hopeContinue Reading