Day: March 9, 2018

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The island nation, which has long been central to cannabis culture, will see its first legal retailer open this weekend in Saint Ann Parish. The post Jamaica Welcomes Its First Legal Cannabis Retailer appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Jamaica Welcomes Its First Legal Cannabis RetailerContinue Reading

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From out-and-proud Oscar winners to progressive southern Democrats, here are the week’s most notable cannabis quotables. The post Oscar Winners Light Up, Speak Out: The Week in Cannabis Quotes appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Oscar Winners Light Up, Speak Out: The Week in Cannabis QuotesContinue Reading

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Enjoy preparing your garden or tackling that over-stuffed closet with some energizing strains that will get you in tune with the changing season. The post 4 Springtime Activities Enhanced With Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 4 Springtime Activities Enhanced With CannabisContinue Reading

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Canada’s largest province on Friday unveiled the brand name and logo for its recreational cannabis stores and the board tasked with directing the company as it tries to compete with the black market. The retail brand and sales monopoly will be known as the Ontario Cannabis Store. The Ontario CannabisContinue Reading

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Massachusetts’ marijuana industry is up in arms over new regulations designed to limit the amount of electricity that growers can use. According to The Boston Globe, the Cannabis Control Commission’s final rules for the recreational marijuana industry cap electricity use at 36 watts per square foot of cultivation space. It’s anContinue Reading

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IHOP declines to serve the weedily rank, Jamaica’s first dispensary opens, and New York cops still keep arresting people for cannabis. The post The Roll-Up #24: We’ll Eat Our Pancakes Outside Then appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Roll-Up #24: We’ll Eat Our Pancakes Outside ThenContinue Reading

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A Colorado coffee shop making headlines for its cannabis consumption permit application isn’t really “the first,” but it’s still incredibly important to the future of adult use. The Coffee Joint, a coffee shop adjacent to downtown Denver, Colorado, has been receiving a lot of press for being the first applicantContinue Reading

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The second-largest cannabis company in Canada by sales is expected to be included in the benchmark Canadian stock index, a move that analysts predict will make the sector more appealing to institutional investors and ease capital access. Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis, which trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbolContinue Reading