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Toronto City Officials Oppose Mayor Tory on the Legality of Dispensaries
The City of Toronto, the police, and dozens of dispensary owners across the Greater Toronto Area appear stuck in a costly game of cat and mouse where lawyers win billable hours, and patients lose safe and affordable access. While this political and social drama unfolds, the police continue to pursue criminal charges with little or no chance […] Thanks to marijuana.com
A Woman’s Place is in the Cannabis Industry
Like many unfortunate realities in society today, too much of the time women are highly underestimated by the private and public sectors. Their struggle continues for acceptance in various positions as they strive for equal rights in the workplace. To help level the playing field, some organizations offer assistance in finding quality employment, sparking entrepreneurship […] Thanks to marijuana.com
The Innovative API Powering Retail Marijuana
Automation takes some of the complexity out of retail marijuana In an industry with traditionally high profit margins and ample demand, it is surprising that only 41% of medical dispensaries and retail stores have been performing “Modestly Profitable” or better through Q1. Clearly there are underlying issues and logistics that the current marketplace has been […] Thanks to marijuana.com
Going Green, Not All Marijuana Business Models Are Equal
Providing a quick statistical snapshot of the fast growing marijuana industry within the US, Marijuana Business Daily reported in its 2016 Marijuana Business Factbook; a majority all marijuana-related businesses – think cultivators, dispensaries, collectives, and the ever popular brick-and-mortar recreational pot shops – reported they were able to “Break-Even” or were “Modestly Profitable,” during the […]
The Marijuana Industry Thrives in Lansing, Michigan
Our industry’s green-minded elite have come together in Lansing, Michigan for the first ever Extreme Cannquest & Expo. Ganjapreneurs from across North America will be flocking to this event for the opportunity to gain tens of thousands of dollars in investment funding on The Marijuana Show, the show that has ABC, CBS, CNN, Forbes, Fortune, and […]
Marijuana industry news September 6, 2013
MPP places pro marijuana ad outside of NFL opener…
Marijuana Policy Project has proved to be invaluable in highlighting the truth about cannabis. The group made headlines with their recent NASCAR ad and will not stop there. Their next target is the NFL and their policy on testing players for marijuana use. An ad was placed outside of Denver’s Mile High Stadium that read ” Stop Driving Players to Drink. A Safer Choice is Now Legal Here.” NFL players have come under harsh criticism for the high number of DUI arrests among them. The NFL permits drinking but comes down harsh on players testing positive for marijuana. Players are suspended, for multiple games with former Miami Dolphin, Ricky Williams, being one if the most high profile examples of the policy. Mason Tvert of MPP feels the NFL ‘s stance is contradictory and recently said “NFL players are being told that they can go out and get completely drunk, but face no punishment from the league, but if a player gets caught using marijuana, they could be fined hundreds of thousands of dollars, forced to sit out games and deemed a troublemaker.”
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Oregon Reveals Plans for Marijuana Dispensaries…
Earlier this year Oregon lawmakers passed House Bill 3460, legislation aimed at creating a registry for medical marijuana providers. Medical marijuana is already thriving g in Oregon with law enforcement officials estimating that over 100 dispensaries are operating. So far there is little to no oversight so the implementation of HB3460 is crucial. A committee to oversee the caregivers has been formed and will convene, for the first time on September 20th. The committee, formed by Tom Burns who also oversees the pharmaceutical industry, is made up of police officers, prosecutors, marijuana lobbyists, lawyers, and dispensary operators. The committee expects to implant their rules by January 31, 2014.
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Justice Department Statement Will Not Immediately Solve IRS Problems For Marijuana Industry…
The statements by the Justice Department, last week, indicating they would respect state laws certainly was a boost for many patients and caregivers. However, this is only step one. Another major obstacle to overcome has to do with finance. Because of federal pressure, banks will not allow collectives to set up business accounts. The result, an untraceable cash business that helps neither the Feds (they can’t easily follow an electronic paper trail if a dispensary is operating illegally) or collective operators who have to keep cash and marijuana on hand. Armed security at dispensaries is also illegal. This forces collectives to have a bulls eye on their backs. Another issue for dispensary operators is the fact that they cannot deduct normal business expenses that allow other small businesses to keep their doors open. None of this benefits the patient and since prohibition appears dead the IRS should move quickly. Of course it is likely they will not.
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California Court Decision Highlights Importance For LA to Election Yes on F
For several weeks, many happen to be eagerly anticipating an approaching decision in the California Top Court that lots of wished will bring clearness towards the state’s confusing medical cannabis laws and regulations. Unfortunately the legal confusion appears prone to stay in spot for the expected future. The current decision within the Riverside situation to permit local cities to prohibit marijuana collectives is really a setback for individuals wishing to determine California adopt uniform state-wide rules. You will find also concerns that safe access for a lot of patients might be jeopardized. Local dispensary restrictions happen to be in position in a few areas. Karen O’Keefe, of Marijuana Policy Project referred to the choice as“disappointing to individuals people who only desire to get access to improve the standard in our lives.” In the decision, Condition Top Court Justice Marvin Baxter pointed out that although some cities are outfitted to deal with marijuana collectives, others might not be. However certainly one of individuals cities, The Town of La, ought to be a lot more than suitable for the requirements of the patients. In under two days La citizens may have the chance to election on three ballot initiatives associated with the way the city will regulate medicinal marijuana collectives. Last week, in our Industry News entry, we briefly referred to the variations between your suggested laws and regulations. Ordinance F may be the only comprehensive bill which will correctly regulate, tax, lab test, and safeguard minors. We’re encouraging citizens of los angeles to get out there and election yes on F. The election is essential to ensure patients will keep having safe use of medicine. La has numerous financial worries that could be partly alleviated using the new tax revenue F would create. Shops could be needed to to keep financial transparency, and would face regular audits. The medical cannabis itself would need to be examined by labs for the utmost safety and minors wouldn’t be allowed within shops. These aren’t issues that might be worked within Ordinance E or Proposition D. It’s been abundantly obvious for a long time that marijuana reform isn’t some passing fad and also the here we are at competent regulation is lengthy past due.