Analysis: Legalization Has Largely Displaced Canada’s Illicit Cannabis Market
Most Canadian cannabis consumers have transitioned to the legal marketplace in the years following nationwide legalization, according to new data published online in the International Journal of Drug Policy. Researchers affiliated with The RAND Drug...
Ohio Adult Cannabis Purchase Limits Will Increase June 4
The Division of Cannabis Control has issued new guidance regarding purchase limits for non-medical cannabis sales in Ohio. These changes, which take effect June 4, will apply to all licensed dispensaries statewide. Since the start of adult-use cannabis sales in August...
Federal Labor Law Preempts State’s Attempt To Regulate Union Activity In Cannabis Industry
In an ironic turn of events this week, the application of federal law benefited state-licensed cannabis businesses in Oregon—and potentially nationwide. Those involved with the cannabis industry often view federal law as an impediment to cannabis businesses, given the...
Trial Testimony Contends Owner Of Clinton Twp. Vape Shop that Exploded Stacked Pallets Too High
Five employees and contractors at a vape supply facility in Clinton Township testified Thursday about operations at the facility and what happened the night of an explosion that threw debris as far as two miles away and left one person dead. Four of the employees were...
Aug. 2 – Dexter – Toke & Float River Float – East
Join fellow cannabis enthusiasts and industry professionals for a sun-soaked adventure at the Toke & Float River Float — a laid-back celebration of cannabis culture, community, and connection in nature. Whether you’re networking, unwinding, or simply riding...
Virginia: Governor Vetoes Medical Cannabis Bill
Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation seeking to improve the state’s medical cannabis program. HB 1989 sought to significantly improve product labeling and codify permissible delivery locations. Regulations promulgated by the...
Brinks: No Genuine Conversation Between House, Senate On Road Funding
Senate Majority Leader Winnie BRINKS (D-Grand Rapids) says what's lacking right now in terms of creating a new road funding plan "is a genuine conversation between the House and the Senate." "It's not enough just to have a plan, and it's not enough to...
DEA Alleges Chinese And Cartel Gangs Control U.S. Cannabis Trade
International crime syndicates have “taken control of” the legal cannabis industry, according to a Drug Enforcement Administration report released in May. By exploiting weak regulatory structures, criminal gangs are saturating markets in both the United States and...
Caribbean Week New York 2025 To Spotlight Resilience, Innovation And Culture in Regional Tourism
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) is set to stage one of the most impactful events in the regional travel calendar with Caribbean Week in New York (CWNY) 2025, running June 1 through 6. This year’s edition, themed “Caribbean Resilience: Crafting...
Legislature Moving Forward On Forcing Michigan Motorists To Take Roadside Saliva Drug Tests
A package of House bills, 4390 and 4391, would allow police to give the tests to help determine whether drivers are impaired. The testing devices, however, don’t tell police anything about impairment. They only determine the presence of certain drugs. The legislation...
