USPS Workers Are Getting Busted for Delivering Cannabis Packages While the legal marijuana industry continues its rapid rise, there are no shortages of black market sales within the U.S.—in both legal and non-legal states alike. One of the biggest perpetrators of trafficking product has been, ironically enough, government workers.... more →

Former dispensary (TMCD) offers free drug tests and harm reduction supplies in DTES Vancouver Coastal Health, supporting the initiative, will help in providing the supplies for free, through the BC Centre for Disease Control. Vancouver Coastal Health, the regional health authority that provides health services to Greater Vancouver,... more →

Deal Watch: Big players are behind marijuana M&A deals Last week wasn’t the busiest for completed M&A deals in the cannabis industry, but some notable transactions were concluded – including one involving a well-established multistate operator (MSO) and another a relatively new but fast-emerging player... more →

First adult-use marijuana store in Boston could open soon The most populous – and potentially most profitable – recreational cannabis market in Massachusetts could soon get its first retail store. Massachusetts regulators granted the first provisional license for a rec MJ store in Boston. The preliminary license for Pure Oasis... more →

CBD Oil Is in Kansas, but Its Legality Remains Confusing TOPEKA, Kan. — They’re here in Kansas: CBD products with a bit of that oh-so-taboo THC in them. Some retailers argue those products became legal on July 1 because of tweaks to state regulation of cannabis-related substances in a bill supporting the state’s fledgling... more →

Hemp Cross-Pollination Could Damage Cannabis Crops—Here’s How to Prevent It Since the 2018 Farm Bill passed, hemp production has increased across the country—from 25,713 acres in 2017 to 78,176 acres in 2018—according to a crop report from Washington-based Vote Hemp. While that’s exciting news, this surge in hemp cultivation... more →

United States Government to Grow 2 Tons of Marijuana for Research Thanks to the burgeoning recreational marijuana industry, the U.S. government is beginning to look at cannabis use in a different light. While it still remains a Schedule I substance under federal law, the paradigm is still shifting. According to a new report from... more →

New Jersey Opens Major Expansion of Medical Marijuana Program On Monday, New Jersey’s Department of Health announced plans to accept applications for individuals and entities interested in opening operational and cultivation facilities. The agency said that it is seeking applicants to operate as many as 24 Alternative Treatment... more →

Denver’s new program to erase low-level marijuana convictions launches Saturday Starting Saturday, thousands of Denverites who were convicted of low-level marijuana offenses prior to legalization can begin the process to get those wiped off their record. The “Turn Over a New Leaf Program,”... more →