Month: May 2018 (Page 28)

The Arkansas Supreme Court says it’ll hear oral arguments over a judge’s decision to prevent the state from licensing companies to grow medical marijuana. The post Arkansas Supreme Court Will Hear Medical Marijuana Case appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Arkansas Supreme Court Will Hear Medical Marijuana CaseContinue Reading

In an odd turn of events, we are pleased to announce we are back on YouTube after our channel was taken down. Unlike many other channels like our friends at Marihuana TV, which still remain banned. Over the past couple of months, YouTube channels related to cannabis started to beingContinue Reading

Although the Nevada Gaming Commission will not allow people stoned on marijuana to gamble in casinos, cannabis connoisseurs interested in securing gainful employment at some of these establishments may no longer need to concern themselves with trying to pass a drug screen. Caesar’s Entertainment, which operates 50 casinos and hotelsContinue Reading

Florida plans to regulate medical marijuana edibles as it does other food products. The state’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services said cannabis producers will be subject to random inspections to ensure edibles are being made in facilities that meet federal sanitation guidelines, according to Tampa TV station WFLA. “These are medicalContinue Reading

A Loblaws spokesperson said the cannabis would be sold behind the counter in small, existing tobacco shops ‘adjacent but separate’ to the grocery stores. The post Loblaws Announces Plans to Sell Cannabis in Newfoundland & Labrador appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Loblaws Announces Plans to Sell CannabisContinue Reading

The High Times Cannabis Cup made its first trip to California’s state capital this weekend, and the cultivators of Sacramento did not disappoint for the state’s first legal pot party ever. While Lauryn Hill and Lil Wayne put on spectacular performances in their own right, the cannabis produced by localContinue Reading

Paul LePage, the governor of Maine, has done nearly everything in his power to sabotage marijuana legalization. He’s lied, calling marijuana a gateway drug, that also happens to be deadly. He’s obfuscated, vetoing a bill to regulate cannabis sales — which, again, a majority of voters in his state wantContinue Reading

When it launches this month, the Massachusetts Cannabis Business Association aims to focus on issues that marijuana industry stakeholders can unite around, rather than issues that divide them. The trade group, scheduled to launch May 15, was conceived by Boston law firm Smith, Costello and Crawford, according to The Boston Globe.Continue Reading