Month: April 2018 (Page 37)

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At the end of March, a Costa Rican government agency issued a report with the surprise finding that use of tobacco has declined to the point that it shows a “tendency toward disappearance” in the coming years — and that cannabis is rapidly replacing it. Guillermo Araya, director of theContinue Reading

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Cannabis is great and so are dogs. Combining “man’s best friends” into a single blissful experience at the dog park is a recipe for success, right? Well, not exactly… The post Dog Parks: Are They Worth the High? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Dog Parks: Are TheyContinue Reading

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A crew of brazen burglars robbed a Seattle retail cannabis store last Friday. They wore hoodies and unique high-end sneakers. The post Video: Can You ID These Smash & Grab Dispensary Thieves? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Video: Can You ID These Smash & Grab Dispensary Thieves?Continue Reading

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To say that the cannabis industry is absolutely booming in legal states would be a vast understatement. From festivals to conventions to conferences, the ways in which marijuana is evolving socially, culturally and in the business sector is moving at light speed and if you look away for a minute,Continue Reading

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Massachusetts companies that want to operate retail marijuana stores in Massachusetts submitted a whopping 218 applications on the first day businesses could apply for recreational MJ business permits. The applicants are seeking priority certification that will give them a place in line when the actual licensing process begins April 17. Priority certificationContinue Reading

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It’s fair to say that Jeff Sessions did not achieve his station in life by listening to reason. As U.S. senator, Sessions achieved a reputation as a bizarre but ultimately harmless outsider with, ahem, retrograde views. As attorney general, when he is not being publicly excoriated by President Donald TrumpContinue Reading

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Nova Scotia became the latest province in Canada to unveil its legislative framework for recreational cannabis, laying down the ground rules for sales and consumption. While the bill leaves retail entrepreneurs on the sidelines, Nova Scotia boasts tax credits and affordable real estate that could benefit ancillary businesses ranging from cultivation equipmentContinue Reading