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The result means lawmakers will have to go back to the drawing board in January to craft rules governing the sale of marijuana in Maine.

The bill now goes back to Legislature, where advocates will try to pick up enough extra votes to override LePage’s veto.

Hotels, motels, and inns will be able to accommodate medical cannabis use in fully-enclosed sleeping suites (though this exception doesn’t carry over to recreational use).

Mark Sanford, the Republican Rep. from S.C. is co-sponsoring legislation that he believes would make more of a level playing field for cannabis businesses.

There will be 20 stores in 15 communities, along with an online retailer, all of which will reportedly be in place in time for July’s legalization.

As one Ontario Member of Parliament tries to steer industrial grow ops away from prime farmland and into rural areas, some farmers and scientists in the region question the motive of the proposal.

There are myriad problems with the new rules, lawyers say, and they won’t survive the constitutional court challenges that are sure to follow if those rules become law.

From smoking devices to storage, the Cannabis Act is set to legalize more than mere possession.

Las Vegas’s most populous suburb will allow the sales of adult-use cannabis beginning Friday following a vote by the Henderson City Council.

If approved by the House of Commons, the new amendment will ensure cannabis edibles and concentrates will be introduced to the Canadian market no later than 12 months after recreational cannabis becomes legal next summer.