Month: April 2018 (Page 9)

The world’s largest video platform has been shutting down cannabis content while refusing to offer guidelines or to respond at all. The post YouTube Continues Its Cannabis Purge and Nobody Knows Why appeared first on Leafly. Read More: YouTube Continues Its Cannabis Purge and Nobody Knows WhyContinue Reading

The bill would allow anyone over 18 dying of a terminal disease to access smokeless medical cannabis, along with people with cancer, Alzheimer’s, PTSD, and a variety of other conditions. The post Missouri House Moves to Legalize Medical Marijuana appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Missouri House MovesContinue Reading

Several Michigan medical marijuana dispensaries have received sham cease-and-desist letters even though they have been operating legitimately under temporary state rules while awaiting a business license. The bogus letters resemble genuine cease-and-desist notifications that authorities recently delivered to 213 MMJ businesses that failed to apply for a state license and were operatingContinue Reading

Two Canadian medical marijuana groups, which include most of the country’s top cultivators, have teamed up to address critical issues affecting businesses and patients across the country with a united voice. Cannabis Canada Association, which counts close to 60 of Canada’s 102 licensed producers as members, including industry-leader Canopy Growth,Continue Reading

The massive “cannagar” is practically billowing smoke as we pass it back and forth between us on the top-floor patio of a lodge in the outskirts of Seattle; roughly 12 grams of cannabis with 3 grams of rosin, all wrapped up in cured cannabis leaves — the cannagar is the perfectContinue Reading

Although cannabis is often associated with relaxing, mellow effects full of smiles and laughter, in certain situations, depending on the intensity of the strain and the tolerance of the user, the herb can bring on some unwanted vibes in the form of a full-blown panic attack. It is the kindContinue Reading

Nineteen applications were submitted in North Dakota for two medical marijuana cultivation licenses, with each applicant ponying up a $5,000 fee to be a grower in one of the nation’s newest and smallest MMJ markets. The deadline for businesses to throw their hats in the ring was Monday morning, KFGO reported.Continue Reading