Mixed Reactions as Barbados Prepares to Debate a Medical Cannabis Bill
Economists see a step in the right direction; activists would like something bigger.
New Mexico Takes Major Step Toward Legal Cannabis
Governor's working group dives into the possibility of state-run stores, and public safety.
Barbados Becomes Latest Caribbean Nation to Introduce Cannabis Bill
The debate surrounding the legalization—or even decriminalization—of cannabis in Barbados has been contentious.
Mexico’s Historic Opportunity to Get Cannabis Right
Under a Supreme Court order to legalize and regulate the drug, the country is holding a big civic discussion about exactly how best to do that.
UK’s National Health Service Report Addresses Barriers to Medical Cannabis
The report indicates that the National Institute for Health Research should prioritize research on cannabis-based products in five areas, including chronic pain in children and young people.
Here’s How New York’s Cannabis Companies Lobbied in the Legislature’s Final Days
Curaleaf lobbied on more state bills than any other cannabis company as the session came to a close.
The Complicated Backstory of Europe’s First Cannabis Import from Latin America
Possible winners? Workers in Uruguay and Colombia, and patients in Europe. Possible losers? Adult use consumers in Uruguay, who face a shortage.
Australian Government Moves to Bolster Medical Cannabis Industry
The administration announced priority licensing for large-scale business projects to ramp up economic growth in the country.
Louisiana’s Medical Cannabis Program Finally Goes Live
Four years after the law opened the gates, the first tinctures will hit pharmacies Tuesday. It’s been a long journey.
El Salvador Inches Toward Legal Medical Cannabis
But the conservative politician pushing the measure says that’s as far as it goes.
