World Cannabis

By Imani Spence, The Baltimore Banner on March 8, 2023 “This saved me from alcohol.” Kristin Cousins, who hasn’t taken a drink for eight years, is holding up a joint as she celebrates the opening...

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By Lester Black, SFGATE on March 7, 2023 There’s a new type of farmers market in San Francisco, but instead of buying fruits and vegetables, customers get to buy a famous California crop that is best...

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By Liam McInerney, Daily Star on March 6, 2023 Self-described ‘weed mom’ Danielle Simone Brand spoke to the Daily Star about how discovering cannabis in her 30s made her a better parent to her two children....

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By Mackenzie Mccarty, Columbian Missourian on March 5, 2023 Missouri generated $71.7 million in adult-use cannabis sales after dispensaries began selling legal pot Feb. 3, according to data from the Department of Health and Senior...

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By Troy Farah, The Salon on March 4, 2023 Nightmare trips are much more common when eating edibles. There’s a bizarre scientific explanation why that is. Ask anyone who’s experimented with ingesting cannabis edibles, and...

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By Louis Pavlakos, Complex on March 4, 2023 Adastra Labs, a cannabis company based in Langley, British Columbia, announced that it had received approval from Health Canada to include cocaine as a substance that it can...

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World Cannabis – Robert Moore – March 4, 2023 The countdown has begun! The largest 420 event in history is set to take place at Sunset Beach Vancouver on April 20, 2023....

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By Lauren Toms, CBS News on March 3, 2023 Medical marijuana has been legal in California for more than a quarter of a century, but the impact of the federal ban is still apparent all...

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By Ngozi Nwanji, Yahoo News on March 3, 202 A Black family-owned business has made history in Chicago. ABC 7 Chicago reports that Matthew Brewer, Chuck Brewer, and Dianne Brewer have opened Grasshopper Club —...

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By David Garrick, The Sandiego Union Tribune on March 2, 2023 The city plans to use its first equity grant to help people adversely affected by the war on drugs with money for permits, site...

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