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Cannabis News Roundup: Monday, October 11 - Vimarsana News

Cannabis News Roundup: Monday, October 11

Curaleaf falling after company is sued over a labeling issue that resulted in some people ingesting THC.

State Cannabis Control Board holds first meeting and expands Medical Cannabis Program - Vimarsana News

State Cannabis Control Board holds first meeting and expands Medical Cannabis Program

The five-person board began its work overseeing the licensing of cannabis businesses and approval of Office of Cannabis Management actions.

Source: wgrz.com
Potential ban of vape juice flavours sparks debate - Vimarsana News

Potential ban of vape juice flavours sparks debate

Nowadays, you don't have to look far to find a teenager or young adult puffing on an e-cigarette, and for Health Canada, that's a major concern.

Sonoma County Government: County Of Sonoma Launches Review Of Cannabis Program To Tackle Permitting Backlog, Policy Goals Ahead Of Envir ... - Vimarsana News

Sonoma County Government: County Of Sonoma Launches Review Of Cannabis Program To Tackle Permitting Backlog, Policy Goals Ahead Of Envir ...

Sonoma County Government: County Of Sonoma Launches Review Of Cannabis Program To Tackle Permitting Backlog, Policy Goals Ahead Of Envir ... - Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA - The County of Sonoma Board of Supervisors this week approved the use of $370,000 in one-time funds to speed up progress on the backlog o ...

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City of Portland approves $1.8M in Cannabis Equity, Restorative Justice & Community Reinvestment Grants - Vimarsana News

City of Portland approves $1.8M in Cannabis Equity, Restorative Justice & Community Reinvestment Grants

As the cannabis legalization movement continues to gain traction and create policy change, it is essential that equity and social justice be placed at the front of the conversation, not as an afterthought. The work that is happening in Oregon is on par to be used as a model in other legalized states, and hopefully someday on the federal level. Most recently, the Portland City Council unanimously approved the Office of Community & Civic Life’s Social Equity and Educational Development (SEED) Initiatives, and will award 17 local nonprofit organizations and businesses a total of $1.8 million ...