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New regulations cover everything from employee ID badges to pesticide testing. They first changes take effect this week.

A woman who claims to be California’s largest landlord of cannabis businesses sued the city of San Bernardino to overturn an ordinance that could bar her from the industry.

From out-and-proud Oscar winners to progressive southern Democrats, here are the week’s most notable cannabis quotables.

Its government is fighting the federal home-grow mandate, its landlords want the right to ban cannabis, and its top-ranking officials are peddling easily disproven lies. What is Quebec’s problem?

In the face of opposition from the governor, the state Cannabis Control Commission voted Monday to postpone licensing home deliveries and the cafes until the fall.

The symbol is an upside-down green triangle with an image of a green marijuana leaf in the middle along with the words “CONTAINS THC” above it.

Social consumption has been a matter of discussion in nearly every legal state, but the Massachusetts proposal would go further than what others have allowed.

California Growers Association says the high cost of licensing, along with county bans, are forcing growers into the illicit market.

“We have many responsibilities and not a lot of capacity,” the department’s director told Leafly. “We’re going to at least need to quadruple our team.”

Today’s announcement brought a wealth of specific information for Alberta’s would-be cannabis retailers.