What’s New With Cannabis Stocks for the Week Ending 09/24/21 – New Cannabis Ventures
Navigate the fast-moving cannabis sector with 420 Investor, a premium service that sends real-time alerts and explanations of the news below and much more. Summary The House again approved SAFE Banking, attaching it as a rider to a defense spending bill. Health Canada added 7 new licenses, leaving the total now at 771. 420 Investor model portfolios have gained 20.1-54.8% year-to-date, while the Global Cannabis Stock Index has gained 5.7%. Review The House approved SAFE Banking as a rider to a defense spending bill. Canadian retail cannabis sales grew 46% from a year ago and 6% sequentially in July, reaching a record…
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Want to try hot, new cannabinoids like delta-10 & THCP? It pays to have a friend like Bay Smokes
Want to try hot, new cannabinoids like delta-10 & THCP? It pays to have a friend like Bay Smokes – Leafly Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Equal parts educator and innovator, Bay Smokes delivers perfect cannabinoid blends—made the right way—right to your door. We’re on a new frontier with cannabinoids, fueled by cannabis scientists doing groundbreaking work with…
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Seattle City Council Takes First Step Toward Decriminalizing Psychedelic Plants And Fungi – Marijuana Moment
A Seattle City Council committee considered a resolution on Friday that would decriminalize a wide range of activities around psychedelic drugs, including cultivation and sharing with others, by declaring those activities among the city’s lowest law enforcement priorities. The council’s Public Safety and Human Services Committee heard comments from the proposal’s supporters, including Councilmember Andrew Lewis and the advocacy group Decrim Nature Seattle. While the panel did not vote on the draft resolution, Councilmember Lisa Herbold, who chairs the committee, said the full City Council will likely take up the measure in coming weeks. “Hopefully the city—as tends to be…
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How Mila Kunis got ‘Stoner Cats’ made with NFTs
How Mila Kunis got ‘Stoner Cats’ made with NFTs – Leafly Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. On one level, Stoner Cats is a rather charming animated series about a groovy elder woman (voiced by Jane Fonda) and her five feline friends. One fateful day the cats accidentally get high on the old lady’s supply and find themselves sentient….
Read More »White Boy Rick comes out swinging for cannabis and ‘The 8th’ Amendment
White Boy Rick comes out swinging for cannabis and ‘The 8th’ Amendment – Leafly Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. At the age of 14, Richard Wershe Jr., aka “White Boy Rick,” became the youngest FBI informant in American history. With his help, the feds took down some of Detroit’s biggest drug gangs. But in 1987, police received a…
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Editorial: From legal pot to sports betting, CT’s newest laws come with a lot of fine print – Greenwich Time
Some of the new Connecticut laws taking effect Oct. 1 serve as evidence that transformative changes in the state are taking place despite the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the attention of lawmakers and residents alike for the past 18 months. Some, such as the legalization of recreational marijuana, got a boost from the state’s simple need to create new revenue streams. Others, like barring employers from asking job applicants their age, seem so practical as to be decades overdue in execution. The same goes for new laws that expand rules for when drivers must yield to pedestrians. These laws will affect…
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Editorial: From legal pot to sports betting, CT’s newest laws come with a lot of fine print – The Advocate
Some of the new Connecticut laws taking effect Oct. 1 serve as evidence that transformative changes in the state are taking place despite the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the attention of lawmakers and residents alike for the past 18 months. Some, such as the legalization of recreational marijuana, got a boost from the state’s simple need to create new revenue streams. Others, like barring employers from asking job applicants their age, seem so practical as to be decades overdue in execution. The same goes for new laws that expand rules for when drivers must yield to pedestrians. These laws will affect…
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Editorial: From legal pot to sports betting, CT’s newest laws come with a lot of fine print – CT Insider
Some of the new Connecticut laws taking effect Oct. 1 serve as evidence that transformative changes in the state are taking place despite the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the attention of lawmakers and residents alike for the past 18 months. Some, such as the legalization of recreational marijuana, got a boost from the state’s simple need to create new revenue streams. Others, like barring employers from asking job applicants their age, seem so practical as to be decades overdue in execution. The same goes for new laws that expand rules for when drivers must yield to pedestrians. These laws will affect…
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