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Scientists Identify Rare Flavoalkaloids in Marijuana Leaves for First Time

Scientists have identified a rare class of compounds known as flavoalkaloids in marijuana leaves for the first time, adding to evidence that parts of the plant often treated as waste contain a diverse range of potentially useful chemicals.

Marijuana Herald Sept. 27, 2026

Antigua And Barbuda Wants To Become A Cannabis Tourism Hotspot

Antigua and Barbuda is an independent dual-island nation in the Caribbean region. The country is already a top international destination for tourists from around the world due to being home to 365 amazing beaches, festivals, world-class sailing, food, and culture. If the nation’s emerging cannabis industry has its way, Antigua and Barbuda will also be a top destination for cannabis tourism.

ICBC Sept. 26, 2026

CDC Data Shows High School Cannabis Use At Record Low

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that cannabis use among U.S. high schoolers is at the lowest level recorded since the agency started tracking the data in 1991.

Ganjapreneur Sept. 23, 2026

Without Ottawa’s support, cannabis companies warn Canada could lose its lead on global exports

The cannabis industry is urging the Carney government to use surging marijuana exports as a means of diversifying Canadian trade with non-U.S. markets, warning Canada could soon lose its competitive advantage to rivals.

Cannabis sales to foreign markets are already on track to surpass $1-billion this year, according to Statistics Canada, and the industry expects that to double in 2027. Not only is that happening without government support, but industry insiders have come to believe Ottawa is intentionally avoiding their calls for help.

Globe and Mail Sept. 21 2026
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