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Less than two weeks after a judge stopped Nevada from giving out dozens of planned retail cannabis licenses, the state has put one of its top cannabis officials on leave.

Lawyer John Conroy says Health Canada’s edibles-package limit of 10 mg is not enough for medical consumers.

A judge has ruled that a racketeering lawsuit brought by a vineyard against a neighboring marijuana operation can go forward despite attempts to have it dismissed.

Quebec’s ban on cannabis home growing has been deemed unconstitutional by Superior Court Justice Manon Lavoie in the province’s top court.

A Massachusetts mayor was arrested Friday on charges he conspired to extort hundreds of thousands of dollars from companies seeking to operate cannabis businesses, federal authorities said.

Massachusetts’ cannabis delivery regulations may force workers to wear body cameras. Consumers are concerned about their privacy and personal freedom.

Cannabis legalization will be a hot ticket item in Indiana’s election next year. This cannabis activist is throwing in his bid for Governor.

Mexico is making moves on cannabis, with medical regulations expected in coming months and even the possibility of decriminalization later this year.

Disqualified applicants include a cluster of those seeking storefronts in Innisfil, Ont., and others who failed to submit required documentation.

More than a dozen new shops could open in Nevada in coming weeks, after a judge gave the go-ahead to companies that underwent background checks and won licenses.