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St. Paul — Minnesota charities and community and statewide organizations today spoke out against a provision slipped into the Minnesota House Omnibus Commerce Bill that would substantially and negatively change
A driver was killed, and two others were injured, including a juvenile, in a head-on crash in Coon Rapids.
The proposal would allow pre-approval for dispensaries as soon as this summer while the final rules to regulate the Minnesota marketplace get set. Backers say it’ll get some legwork out of the way now so sales can start quicker, although not all businesses hoping to get into the action like it.
Backers say cannabis dispensary license preapprovals would allow them to take steps to get up and running more quickly.
The Minnesota House passed a bill seeking consumer protections for Minnesotans and minors on social media.