Prosecution collapses against execs caught up in CannTrust Cannabis Scandal Image Cannabis News December 15, 2022 Ontario Securities Commission moves to withdraw charges against beleaguered company’s former officials. The prosecution of three businessmen caught up in one of Canada’s most spectacular cannabis-industry flameouts suffered its own collapse on Wednesday, asContinue Reading
Pennsylvania officials are awarding nearly $19 million in grants, partially funded by medical marijuana tax revenue, to help substance misuse treatment professionals pay down their student loans. The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) announced last week that it is drawing from the state Medical Marijuana Program Fund,Continue Reading
Too High? THC Test Results Under Fire Image Cannabis News December 15, 2022 Asked how the state verifies test results on THC levels in Arkansas’ legal cannabis system, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division and Medical Marijuana Commission point to the Arkansas Department of Health. But the Health Department points backContinue Reading
NY gov signs hemp bill; Congressional marijuana report; 2 million expungements in past 5 years; MT projects more cannabis revenue than alcohol Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. (function()Continue Reading
Shrooms are gaining popularity, but how much should you expect to pay for them? Learn about the cost of shrooms, including what factors impact price. The post How much do shrooms cost? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How much do shrooms cost?Continue Reading
Mad honey sounds too good to be true. We investigated how this psychedelic substance got so popular, and what it feels like. The post I tried ‘mad honey,’ but actually felt pretty happy appeared first on Leafly. Read More: I tried ‘mad honey,’ but actually felt pretty happyContinue Reading
Amid swirling reports that marijuana banking provisions may be excluded from a yet-to-be-filed omnibus spending bill, some lawmakers are pushing back, while advocacy groups and industry stakeholders are stepping up their calls for action in what’s left of Congress’s lame duck session. To be clear, the text of the finalContinue Reading
Congressional researchers released a new report that details the “expanding policy gap” between federal and state marijuana laws, emphasizing that states are continuing to move forward with legalization, regardless of whether Congress “decides to address the inconsistencies” between the disparate sets of policies. The Congressional Research Service (CRS) has providedContinue Reading
“Obviously, hard alcohol is much more corrosive to society than what marijuana is.” By Keila Szpaller, Daily Montanan Hold the pinot noir, but raise a joint for the Montana economy. Tax revenue from wine is forecast to be relatively flat in the Treasure State the next couple of years, andContinue Reading
State government officials have provided nearly 2 million pardons and expungements to people with low-level marijuana convictions over recent years, according to a new analysis from NORML. There’s been renewed national interest in cannabis clemency since President Joe Biden issued a mass marijuana pardon in October, forgiving several thousands AmericansContinue Reading
