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Michigan officials are gearing up for a mad rush on Dec. 15, the first day cannabis business-license applications become available in the state.

From the start, Canadian policymakers envisioned using cannabis taxes to help determine the price consumers pay, with the idea that said price would influence the behavior of cannabis consumers and producers. But is such a plan feasible?

Sales continue to increase year-over-year: It took the state 10 months to reach $1 billion in sales in 2016.

The fires ripping through California’s North Bay region have become some of the most destructive in state history. Here’s how to help.

Only two doctors have applied for permission, raising questions about whether patients will gain access to treatment they lobbied so hard to get.

Never mind that cannabis will be recreationally legal in nine months—right now it’s against the law, and the law is the only thing Quebec police care about.

Incredible photos show the aftermath of the wildfire that tore through a SPARC farm in Northern California.

“This is just about the grayest of gray areas as far as federal law and policy,” said Vincent Sliwoski, a cannabis attorney and law professor. “I think the DEA’s even confused about it.”

On Wednesday, Canopy Growth Corp. announced that it will develop up to 3 million square feet of additional greenhouse capacity in BC.

If the Canadian company PUF gets its way, Richmond Valley could soon become the home of the largest cannabis cultivation operation in the Southern Hemisphere.