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Massachusetts Voters Decide To Keep Marijuana Sales Legal, Rejecting Ballot Measure Bring Back Criminalization
Voters in Massachusetts have rejected a ballot initiative that would have rolled back the state’s marijuana legalization law.
Question 8 was trailing by a significant margin of 76 percent to 24 percent on Wednesday morning, with an estimated 80 percent of ballots counted, according to The Associated Press..
Organigram to Acquire Aurora Cannabis
Organigram Global Inc. and Aurora Cannabis Inc. have announced an agreement under which Organigram will acquire all issued and outstanding common shares of Aurora.
StratCann Nov. 03, 2026Nepal court gives 3 months for cannabis cultivation rules
Nepal’s Supreme Court has ordered the government to introduce, within three months, a regulatory framework for the controlled commercial cultivation and production of cannabis for medical, scientific, agricultural, horticultural and industrial purposes.
Kathmandu Post.. Nov. 02 2026We’re retired law enforcement officers. Don’t turn back the clock on cannabis reform.
TEN YEARS AGO, Massachusetts voters made a clear choice about how the state should approach marijuana. After decades of policy defined by prohibition, their 2016 vote on a ballot question created a legal, regulated retail market for cannabis.
For those of us in law enforcement, the vote prompted serious reflection. Many of us had spent our careers enforcing cannabis laws. But to what end? The question was not simply whether marijuana carried risks, but whether prohibition was an effective or appropriate response to those risks. We also had to consider the consequences of criminalizing conduct involving consenting adults..