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U.S. Offering $1.5M Grant for Cannabinoid, Terpene Research

The federal government plans to award $1.5 million in grants during the 2019 fiscal year to researchers who study how components of marijuana other than THC affect pain. In a notice about the funding opportunity published Jan. 3, 2019, the...

Ontario Now Accepting Applications for Retail Cannabis Licenses

TORONTO — Applications are now being accepted from those looking to enter a lottery to apply for the first 25 retail cannabis licenses in Ontario. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) began to accept expressions of interest on...

Vermont Supreme Court: Smell of Burnt Cannabis Doesn’t Justify Search

The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that a state trooper was wrong to seize a man’s vehicle after he said he smelled a faint scent of burnt marijuana. The ruling creates binding court precedent across Vermont. The court ruled Friday that...

Relax and Unwind With These CBD Spa Treatments

As hotels begin to latch onto the CBD craze with new food offerings and the like, other types of businesses are beginning to follow suit. This is best exemplified in spas newly offering CBD services—a move which has cannabis...

Skirting Italian Cannabis Law With EasyJoint

LGC Capital, a Canadian investment firm focused on the global cannabis market, just bought 47 percent of EasyJoint, the biggest producer of what is known as “cannabis light” in Italy. “Cannabis light” is the term broadly used by Italians...

Analysis: Spotlight is on winners, not politics

Emcees Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg opened with a joke at the expense of the Oscars -- and its protracted search for a host, after naming and parting with Kevin Hart -- saying that "one lucky audience member" would...

Reddit Forum for Quitting Weed Finds Support From Smokers

A new year can bring new resolutions — and for some, that involves either quitting or cutting back on marijuana. That’s why each New Year’s Day for the past seven years, an online community meant to support people who want...

Washington Governor To Pardon Some Marijuana Convictions

People who have a misdemeanor marijuana possession conviction on their record in Washington are now eligible to receive an expedited pardon under a program announced by Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee on Jan. 4, 2019. The governor rolled out his Marijuana...

Bipartisan Medical Marijuana Bill Offered in 116th Congress

The 116th Congress went into session just days into 2019 and a bipartisan marijuana reform bill has already been introduced in the House. Reps. Steve Cohen, a Democrat from Tennessee, and Don Young, a Republican from Alaska, re-introduced the Compassionate...

Washington State Governor Announced Plan to Clear Marijuana Convictions

Amid a flurry of rumors regarding his possible run for the White House in 2020, Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announced a limited program to pardon misdemeanor cannabis convictions stemming from 1998 to 2012. “We shouldn’t be punishing people for...
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House of Reps Voted to Increase Waivers for Recruits Who Smoke Cannabis

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a measure that would broaden opportunities for military recruits who test positive...
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