This Tech Company Is Turning Cannabis Shopping Into Spotify - Are Retailers Ready? Image Cannabis News October 18, 2024 One of Jane Technologies' most revolutionary developments is the personalization of the cannabis shopping experience. With cutting-edge technology and a consumer-centric approach, Jane Technologies, led by CEO and co-founder Socrates Rosenfeld, is transforming how consumers buy... Continue Reading →

Canadian cannabis laws show six years of evolution Image Cannabis News October 18, 2024 No one expected Canada’s cannabis laws to be perfect from the get-go. When Canada legalized cannabis for adult use six years ago this week, politicians built in a timeline that ensured that it would be a work in progress. Edibles and... Continue Reading →

Harnessing snowmelt for irrigation Image Cannabis News October 18, 2024 Vermillion Growers, located in Manitoba, Canada, has recently completed a greenhouse project in collaboration with Stolze, a company specializing in greenhouse automation. The venture is led by Lucky Deschauer, Maria Deschauer, and Mark Kohan, the 3 founding members of the company, along with Cormac by... Continue Reading →

Bright Minds Biosciences Inc. (NASDAQ: DRUG) shares jumped more than 100% in early-morning trading Friday after the psychedelic drug developer announced a $35 million private placement, capping a week of extreme volatility. The Vancouver-based company said it plans to issue common shares at $21.70 each, with an option for prefunded warrants at $21.699, according to... Continue Reading →

This story was republished with permission from Crain’s Detroit.  Detroit City Council Member Angela Whitfield Calloway issued a draft city code amendment to her peers this week to put restrictions on marijuana advertising in the city. The amendment would force advertising done by marijuana retailers to follow the same rules as alcohol advertising in the... Continue Reading →

As Kansas lawmakers once again take up the issue of marijuana reform, a top state regulator is advising that it would be “easier to implement” recreational legalization first, rather than start with a medical cannabis program as other states have done. Ahead of the 2025 session, the legislature’s Special Committee on Medical Marijuana held an... Continue Reading →

This story was republished with permission from Crain’s Detroit. Oversupply has come home to roost in Michigan’s marijuana industry. Michigan legal market marijuana sales plummeted nearly 10% in September, marking the end of the state’s summer vacation season. Sales for the month totaled $266.9 million, down from the all-time sales record in August of $295.4 million. ... Continue Reading →