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Washington, D.C., Extends Medical Cannabis Protections for Public Workers

Legislators pass emergency amendment to protect workers from discrimination based on their legal medical cannabis use.

U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Introduces Revised Cannabis Legalization Bill

The new version of Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s legislation is based on public consultations and meetings with lawmakers.

Virginia Becomes the 27th State to Decriminalize Cannabis Possession

Gov. Ralph Northam has signed legislation to decriminalize cannabis into law.

Nevada Dispensary Association Releases Nevada Cannabis Industry 2020 Economic Impact Report, Announces Total Taxable Sales at $692 Million in 2019

The report highlighted the revenues and other important economic effects the cannabis industry has in Nevada in fiscal year 2020, as well as projections going forward.

springbig Partners with Onfleet to Streamline Cannabis Delivery Operations Nationwide

A rising demand for cannabis delivery drives springbig's first partnership with a company outside of the legal cannabis industry.

Bipartisan Group of Attorneys General Urges Congress to Include Cannabis Banking Reform in Coronavirus Relief Legislation

Attorneys general for 34 states and territories sent a letter to Senate and House leadership asking them to allow banks to work with the cannabis industry.

The Greenhouse Transitions to Michigan’s Adult-Use Cannabis Market—and to Curbside Sales—as the State Responds to the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Starting Line

Owner Jerry Millen shares how the medical cannabis dispensary in Walled Lake prepared for adult-use sales at the dawn of social distancing, and how the coronavirus has impacted his business plans.

NYC Proposed Rules Would Allow More Pre-Employment Cannabis Testing

New York City enacted a pre-employment cannabis testing ban last year, but city officials are seeking to expand the list of exempted roles.

Federal Government Cancels Maine’s Mental Health Grants Due to State’s Medical Cannabis Program

A federal agency has cut $3.3 million in funding because Maine allows students to use medical cannabis.

Michigan Expands Social Equity Program

The state is increasing the number of disproportionately impacted communities from 41 to 184 and will no longer require licensees to reside in those communities to receive certain fee reductions for their first two years in operation.

C3 Industries Opens 'High Profile' Dispensary in Grant, Mich.

The location is licensed for recreational and medical sales.

The Green Organic Dutchman Inks National Supply Agreement with Medical Cannabis by Shoppers

The strategic relationship provides opportunities for future growth as the Canadian medical market continues to evolve.

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