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The new figures related to Operation Silverdrift are contained in the latest WA Police annual report, which was tabled last week.

I know we should take this more seriously but it all makes sense to us now why Trump had that private meeting with Kanye in the White House 4 days ago just before this was announced. It’s a diss play against Snoop. Kanye will be to Cannabis what Scott Pruitt was to the EPA. Stranger things have happened in this administration.

Recreational marijuana will be legal throughout the country, but rules will vary from province to province
Canada legalizes marijuana: here’s everything you need to know…. writes The Guardian

CCIA Selects Indiva Advisors as Official CPA Firm. The California Cannabis Industry Association [“CCIA”] which refers to itself as the largest and most influential cannabis industry trade association in California has chosen Indiva Advisors, LLC as its “official CPA firm”.

All hell or maybe heaven is going to break out soon..

Green Market News reports Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) entered into an agreement to acquire the assets of Evergreen, Colorado-based hemp research company ebbu, Inc.  It is a cash and stock deal that is expected to close in November.

Cannabis Attorney in Oregon & Washington.

The Mounties have strict rules and regs, the Senate doesn’t have a formal policy and it appears MP’s don’t know what they can or can’t do.

Derek Klatt writes …. “On September 27, 2018, the Ontario government introduced Bill 36, the Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018. If Bill 36 is passed by the Ontario legislature, it will make substantial amendments to the Cannabis Act, 2017, introduce the new Cannabis Licence Act, 2018, and will amend several other provincial statutes in preparation for the impending legalization of recreational cannabis on October 17, 2018.”

It looks as though they caved quickly under industry pressure … Washington state regulators Friday abruptly reversed a recent decision halting the production of certain marijuana edibles and will now allow infused product makers to manufacture state-approved gummies and hard candies, a spokesperson for the state’s Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) told Marijuana Business Daily.