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Following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s election victory, the Cannabis Council of Canada called on the new government to “address glaring gaps and shortcomings in the legal…

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers (D) is proposing in his 2025-27 biennial budget changing state law to allow for citizen-led ballot initiatives. The governor’s office suggested the…

The federally funded Monitoring the Future Survey found that cannabis use among U.S. teenagers has continued to decline even as more states enact adult-use legalization policies,…

Voters in Nebraska on Tuesday passed medical cannabis reforms with voters approving the legalization measure 71% to 29% and the regulation measure 67% to 34%, according to…

The candidates for Indiana governor have each backed some form of cannabis legalization in the state but have different views on what the industry should look…

Voters in the presidential battleground states of Nevada and Arizona strongly favored the legalization of cannabis in two recent polls by The Tarrance Group, Marijuana Moment…

Sixty-five percent of New Hampshire residents either “strongly” or “somewhat” adult-use cannabis legalization in the state, according to the University of New Hampshire Granite State Poll…

Policy reforms in the U.S. have led to about 2.5 million expungements or pardons for cannabis convictions in recent years, according to a NORML tally outlined…

A Texas district court judge last week dismissed a lawsuit brought by state Attorney General Ken Paxton that sought to nullify voter-approved cannabis decriminalization ordinances in…

Since August 2019, Canada has issued just 845 pardons for cannabis crimes, according to Board of Pardon data outlined by the CBC. The government says it…