Canopy Growth Posts Revenue Gains but Warns Profitability Still a Fiscal 2027 Goal
Canopy Growth closed its fiscal year ended March 31, 2026 with consolidated net revenue of $284.6 million Canadian - a 6% increase over FY2025 - and a narrowed net loss from continuing operations,
Michigan's Marijuana Wholesale Tax Falls Far Short of Road-Funding Projections
Michigan's new 24% wholesale tax on adult-use marijuana collected roughly $34 million through April 30 - the first four months of collections since the levy took effect January 1 - against a
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint Against Processor Over Thousands of Untagged Products
A Michigan cannabis processor is facing potential license suspension after state inspectors found more than 12,000 individual cannabis products without Metrc tags or any other identifying information
Multi-State Operators Rush DEA Registration as Federal Rescheduling Opens New Doors
The Trump administration's April 28 rescheduling order - moving state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III - triggered something the cannabis industry hasn't seen before: a
Vermont Lawmakers Double Possession Limits, Reshape Cannabis Licensing Rules
Vermont's legislature has passed S. 278, a bill that doubles the adult-use cannabis possession limit from one ounce to two ounces of botanical cannabis and from five grams to ten grams of hashish -
Vietnam Reshapes Its Tourism Growth Model Around Green Standards and Sustainability Goals
Vietnam's tourism sector is no longer measuring success in arrival numbers alone. As the country recorded 8.8 million international visitors in the first four months of 2026 - a reported record for
A Court's "No Product" Finding Exposes a Fault Line in Federal Cannabinoid Drug Policy
A single line in Judge Trevor McFadden's dismissal of Smart Approaches to Marijuana's challenge to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' cannabinoid reimbursement program may carry more
Federal Cannabis Rescheduling Leaves Dispensary Operators Waiting, Not Celebrating
The Justice Department's decision to move medical cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III marks the first time the federal government has formally acknowledged an accepted medical use for cannabis -
Alabama Dispensaries Approved but Still Closed, Leaving Cardholders Without Access
Alabama's medical cannabis program has all the structural pieces in place - signed legislation, awarded grower licenses, approved dispensary licenses, a functioning patient registry - yet not a
Rhode Island Nominates Cannabis Office Head to Fill Long-Vacant Commission Chair
Rhode Island's Cannabis Control Commission has been without a chairperson since last October - seven months of regulatory limbo for a young adult-use market still working through its licensing