Articles tagged with "regulations"

Gov. Charlie Baker, who opposed cannabis legalization in the state, said that “people should crawl before they walk and walk before they run.”

Unlicensed operators are killing LA’s licensed stores. It’s time for enforcement, say some, and there may be action from City Hall tomorrow.

“I have visited the facility, I’ve had numerous conversations with the owners and we’re really pleased to have them in the community.”

Many independent operators are shutting down, concentrating the industry in the hands of delivery services with state licenses.

In newly unveiled rules, British Columbia stipulates that individuals aged 19 and up will be allowed to buy recreational cannabis in standalone retail stores, some privately owned and operated, others run by the government.

The grassroots campaign Sensible Ontario is challenging Ontario’s cannabis legislation, pushing for both licensed cannabis lounges and private cannabis stores.

The rule follows findings by regulators that a number of shops across the state failed compliance checks in late 2017.

A loophole in the temporary state regs allows growers to “stack” small-farm licenses. The lawsuit challenges that rule.

NJ Gov. Phil Murphy took the first step toward opening up a state program that was notoriously tight under predecessor Chris Christie.

The existing draft of Ontario’s Cannabis Plan sees cannabis consumption forbidden in all public places—essentially restricting legal use to private residences—but the new proposals could open things up considerably.