New MassCann president plans to right the organization’s financial boat
Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition selected Averyl Andrade to serve as interim president until January.
Prospective operators await Rhode Island regulator guidance on remaining unawarded medical license
Rhode Island cannabis regulators have yet to announce plans to award a sixth, and final, medical dispensary license.
Vermont social equity rules open for comment in public hearings
Advocates say Vermont’s social equity measures do not go far enough and are organizing to push for more.
Is seed-to-sale tracking coming to Maine’s medical market?
Maine is considering requiring medical cannabis growers, including 3,000 registered caregivers, to employ seed-to-sale tracking.
A tight deadline for Rhode Island medical license winners
The winners of five coveted medical cannabis licenses in Rhode Island face a tight deadline before they must open their respective dispensaries.
Medical cannabis patients urge Mass. legislators to allow insurance coverage
Medical cannabis patients and health care providers urged the Massachusetts legislature on Nov. 9 to pass a bill that would allow insurance companies to cover cannabis-related costs.
Vermont CCB seeks balance between adult-use and medical supply and consumers
The Vermont Cannabis Control Commission released a pair of recommendations that would require companies to share medical and adult-use crops, as well as make it easier for employees to swap employers.
Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition seeks new president amid leadership shift
The Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Coalition is preparing for new leadership following the resignation of its president amid financial turmoil following its annual Freedom Rally festival.
Connecticut Social Equity Council urged by Washington State regulator to financially support equity applicants
Regulators in Connecticut should prepare to provide technical and financial assistance to ensure social equity among adult-use cannabis license applicants, advised Washington state’s top cannabis regulator.
Voters uphold adult-use bans in two Massachusetts towns
Ballot measures in two Massachusetts towns failed to overturn their respective local ban on adult-use cannabis establishments, during Tuesday’s election.
