Month: April 2024 (Page 28)

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DC lawmakers decline stricter rules on dispensaries near schools Image Cannabis News April 11, 2024 Crackdown on Marijuana Dispensaries Near DC Schools Stalls Despite Community Outcry. A push to crackdown on marijuana dispensaries near D.C. schools has sputtered, as one controversial shop moves forward. Why it matters: Two neighborhood outcriesContinue Reading

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Exploiting the ‘high’: American caught for selling ‘Cannabis tours’ in Colombia Image Cannabis News April 11, 2024 American Man Arrested for Orchestrating “Cannabis Tours” in Colombia. You’ve heard of the “high road,” but what about “high tourism”? In Colombia, an American man nicknamed “cannabis Jimmy” has been arrested for orchestratingContinue Reading

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New alliance of Cannabis processors formed in New York State Image Cannabis News April 11, 2024 New York Cannabis Processors Form Alliance to Advocate and Educate. A coalition of eight licensed cannabis processors is launching a trade group, which they intend to serve as an advocacy organization as well asContinue Reading

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“Workplace policies, and those that regulate federal workers specifically, must adapt to this new reality and cease punishing employees for activities they engage in during their off-hours that pose no legitimate workplace safety threat.” By Paul Armentano, NORML Tens of thousands of workers are leaving the commercial trucking industry becauseContinue Reading

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How Indigenous Women Are Revolutionizing The Cannabis Industry Image Cannabis News April 11, 2024 Indigenous women are reclaiming their heritage through weed. Reservations and the Native Americans who inhabit them walk a tightrope, balancing sovereignty with government relations. Tribes exist beyond the bounds of state lines, one reality that complicatedContinue Reading

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What happens if Florida legalizes recreational Marijuana? Image Cannabis News April 11, 2024 Should people be allowed to use recreational marijuana in Florida? Medical marijuana is already legalized in the state. Now, voters in November will get the chance to decide on whether anyone 21 and older could legally smokeContinue Reading