Legislation and Regulation: Page 335

New Manitoba Legislation Does Not Allow Home Cultivation

People found with plants would be guilty of a provincial offence, and possibly subject to a fine.

San Francisco Mayor Expected to Sign City's Recreational Cannabis Regulations Into Law

The Board of Supervisors gave final approval Tuesday to regulations which Mayor Ed Lee plans to sign into law Wednesday.

British Columbia Government Unveils Plan to Regulate Recreational Marijuana

Adult-use cannabis will be available for sale at private and public retail outlets to people age 19 and older once the drug becomes legal next year.

Illinois Republican State Sen. Jason Barickman Wants to Work with Democrats on Marijuana Bill

Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner bluntly opposed the idea.

Massachusetts Regulators Mull Landscape for Cannabis Clubs, Budtenders

A Cannabis Advisory Board subcommittee recommended that allowing adults to purchase and use marijuana at retail facilities could keep it away from children.

What the USPTO’s New Stance on Cannabidiol Means for CBD Product Trademark Seekers

CBD product applications may no longer be immediately accepted under the United States Patent and Trademark Offices.

Sonoma County Approves First Cannabis Farm

Fiddler's Greens Farm is the first company granted a cultivation permit letter for a cannabis business other than a medical marijuana dispensary.

Alberta Medical Students Seek Fund to Inform Youth on Cannabis Risks

The students are pushing for a portion of cannabis tax revenue to fund education and mental health needs for youth.

Delaware on Track to Legalize Recreational Marijuana Next Year

The state's Adult Use Cannabis Task Force continues the effort to study the possibility.

Los Angeles Lawmakers Close to Setting Rules for Marijuana Industry

The regulations would limit where and how cannabis businesses can operate as California legalizes the sale of recreational marijuana.

Michigan Issues Rules Before Start of Marijuana Licensing

The emergency rules will remain in effect for at least six months until permanent ones are finalized.

Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Users Won’t Be Able to Have Firearms

Industry analysts have estimated as many of 24 percent of the state’s population – or about 2.8 million Ohioans – have a qualifying condition.

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