Month: June 2018 (Page 15)

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Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but it has already attracted some important investments in the cannabis industry. Provincial Preview: Prince Edward Island cannabis industry offers ‘phenomenal’ tourism opportunities is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More:Continue Reading

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Even in states where marijuana is legal for recreational consumption, law enforcement agencies are still using bizarre interpretations of the law to bust people for pot-related offenses. In Denver, Colorado, which is often considered the Mecca of fully legal weed, police recently conducted an undercover sting operation against a coupleContinue Reading

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From privacy to convenience to swapping alcohol for cannabis, here’s what Canadians are hoping for from their forthcoming cannabis marketplace. The post Canadian Cannabis Legalization Is Happening—But What Will It Look Like? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Canadian Cannabis Legalization Is Happening—But What Will It Look Like?Continue Reading

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Tilray, the British Columbia cannabis company owned by Seattle private equity firm Privateer, filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday to go public. The vertically integrated grow, processing and distribution company – one of the bigger cannabis companies in Canada – intends to list on theContinue Reading

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The Prime Minister says the government has delayed the legalization schedule in order to give provinces and territories more time to implement their retail-cannabis regimes. The post Trudeau Sets a Date: Canada Will Legalize Cannabis on October 17 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Trudeau Sets a Date:Continue Reading

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Marijuana social media company MassRoots announced Wednesday that it will offer a revamped dispensary business portal for a subscription fee, with the hope the move will generate more revenue and growth for the struggling firm. In a news release, Denver-based MassRoots said the subscriptions – which start at $420 aContinue Reading