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CANNABIS CULTURE  – Cannabis Retailers at the mercy of ever-changing provincial health rules.  Many dispensaries have switched to a Call-and-Collect or Click-and-Collect model where customers can call the store to pre-order a product or select their purchase on the store website to minimize exposure. However, according to legal cannabis sales rules, every cannabis purchase must

Register HERE! Mexico will soon be the largest country in the world to legalize cannabis and now is the time to start preparing for that. Join Harris Bricken, in partnership with Mexico-based law firm, Lawgic, for a FREE hour-long, Q&A webinar tomorrow, Thursday, January 28th, at 12pm PT to learn about cannabis legalization in Mexico and how you

Red White & Bloom Brands just announced another release of their exclusive, Michigan-based cannabis line in collaboration with High Times. The new products will be available to purchase tomorrow, January 28, at all participating locations, and both companies, as well as cannabis enthusiasts, eagerly await the release.  “The Company is positioning itself to be one

As the climate crisis looms large, the cannabis and hemp industries have begun to take a look at their collective plastic footprint. The “plastic problem” for cannabis has many factors at play. The majority of legal marketplaces require extra packaging in order to meet child-proof standards. Other issues include compliance, as each individual package is

Martha Stewart launched a line of cannabis-infused pet snacks and oils Tuesday. “Just as CBD can support human wellness, it’s been shown to improve the quality of life for pets as well,” Stewart said in a statement Tuesday. The soft-baked chews range from roughly $20 to $25 dollars for a 30-pack, according to Canopy Growth,

Delaware State Auditor Kathy McGuiness released a report this week that shows that the state could raise up to $43 million per year in new tax revenue with the legalization and regulation of recreational marijuana for adults. The special report, titled “Millions in Revenue Anticipated from Legalizing Marijuana in Delaware,” was released by McGuiness’ office