1961 Drug Treaty C ompliance | Verano ’s Launching Pad to US Listing

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Rescheduling Cannabis: Would 1961 Drug Treaty Be a Possible Wrench?

Reclassifying cannabis to a Schedule III drug would put the U.S. in noncompliance with the international treaty Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961. Will this create a barrier for the U.S. in its scheduling review, and if so, to what extent? Historian James H. Mills weighs in. More >>>

Dan Robert Lubkeman, Hydroponics Trailblazer, Dies at 54

Lubkeman served as the president of the Hydroponic Society of America since 1996, among many other contributions to the hydroponics and cannabis industries. More >>>

Cboe Canada Could Be Verano’s Launching Pad to List on US Exchanges

Verano Chief Investment Officer Aaron Miles details the Chicago-based cannabis company’s move from CSE to Canada’s NEO Exchange. More >>>

The Intersection of Art and Cannabis: The Artist Tree Opens 7th Dispensary in California

The newest store in El Sobrante has the same elements as the company’s other retail locations with an art gallery space featuring local artists. More >>>

California Governor Vetoes Cannabis Advertising, Marketing Bill

The legislation, Assembly Bill 1207, would have crippled much of the state’s licensed cannabis industry through restrictive branding, packaging and labeling. More >>>

Fast Take With Diane Downey, CEO, Rebel Spirit Cannabis Co.

In this Q&A interview, Downey details how she and her husband, COO Chris Bechler, have navigated cannabis business ownership in Oregon's market. More >>>

Showdown in Oregon

Illinois Repeats $165 Million Cannabis Sales Month for September

Colorado Officials Announce Recipients of Cannabis Business Loan Program

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