Canada May Finally Allow CBD to Be Sold Legally in Retail Stores, Some Cities in Minnesota Are Banning THC Edibles, and DEA is Facing a Lawsuit Over Refusing Psilocybin Treatment for Terminally Ill Patients

The Marijuana Times
By Amanda SafranJul 26, 2022, 11:30 pm82 pts
Canada May Finally Allow CBD to Be Sold Legally in Retail Stores While Canada legalized cannabis on a national level in 2018, CBD remains a controlled substance. As a result, CBD retailers in Canada are often forced to sell their products illicitly. To resolve this issue, Health Canada has been conducting a…

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