Month: January 2020 (Page 7)

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An American Indian tribe in Oklahoma is exploring ways to become involved in the marijuana industry, while a South Dakota tribe will vote on whether to legalize medical and adult-use cannabis its reservation. The Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, is seeking recommendations from a seven-member committee by May 31 on marijuanaContinue Reading

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It took only two days for Missouri regulators to award all 192 medical cannabis store licenses in the state. Voters approved a constitutional amendment in 2018 that requires the state’s Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) to license at least 192 dispensaries, 24 in each of Missouri’s eight congressional districts,Continue Reading

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Marijuana stores in Alaska will be among the first in the United States where state-sanctioned on-site consumption is permitted. Alaska regulators approved licenses for the first retail stores where customers can smoke or consume marijuana products. Some cities in other states have approved MJ consumption sites. For example, the CityContinue Reading

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Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. appointed the seven-member committee to study how the tribe might become involved in the hemp and cannabis industries. The post Largest US tribal nation to study cannabis industry appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Largest US tribal nation to study cannabisContinue Reading

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Ready to start growing your own? Watch out for these common mistakes and how to avoid them. The post Troubleshooting common mistakes in marijuana growing appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Troubleshooting common mistakes in marijuana growingContinue Reading

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Canadian cannabis producer Aphria said Friday it has entered into an agreement with an institutional investor for a strategic investment worth 100 million Canadian dollars ($76 million). Chief Corporate Affairs Officer Tamara Macgregor told Marijuana Business Daily the investor requested to remain anonymous. The investor agreed to purchase just over 14 millionContinue Reading

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There is no doubt about it, lawmakers are always trying to find new ways to spoil the fun we’re all supposed to be having out here in the big, bad world. And Washington state is certainly no exception. Some of the suits in Olympia are now so convinced that high-poweredContinue Reading

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Medical marijuana companies in Canada interested in exploring business opportunities overseas are eligible to receive financial aid and other forms of support from the federal government through Canada’s Trade Commissioner Service (TCS). Canadian medical cannabis firms eligible for federal government funding is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal &Continue Reading