Apply for a Gage Cannabis Social Equity Grant!
Gage Cannabis is offering grants of up to $50,000 available to participants of the Michigan MRA Social Equity Program.
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$20 Million of Tax Revenue Allocated to Michigan Cannabis Research
The Marijuana Business Daily reports that Michigan is allocating $20 million of its recreational marijuana tax revenue this year toward cannabis-related medical research.
Traverse City Cannabis Coalition fighting for recreational marijuana
TV 9&10 has an excellent feature on the Traverse City Cannabis Coalition, a group of cannabis companies making a push for recreational cannabis sales in Traverse City.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day – Get Your Green On!!
Here’s hoping you’re getting your GREEN on for St. Paddy’s Day! Our friend Farmer C of Malia’s Sacred Garden certainly is!
Detroit Cannabis Project Incubator Program
Calyxeum and Lantern invite you to an informational session this Thursday on the Detroit Cannabis Project. The DCP is an inclusive incubator program designed to give folks the knowledge, tools, network, and access to capital to create successful, sustainable cannabis businesses in Detroit.
Vetra Stephens going big in Detroit
The Detroit Metro Times has an excellent feature on Detroit Cannabis entrepreneur Vetra Stephens, owner of Wayne County’s first recreational marijuana dispensary, 1st Quality Medz in River Rouge & her plans for expansion in the cannabis industry.
Five Things You Need to Know about Cloud Cannabis Co.
Founded in 2020 by a group of Michiganders, Cloud Cannabis Co. is on a mission to make Michigan happier and healthier by demystifying the cannabis shopping experience through education, assortment and community.
Former NBA Star Al Harrington talks social equity
Esquire Magazine has a nice feature & interview with former NBA star Al Harrington discussing his Viola brand & social equity in the cannabis space.
Get ready for the 2021 Ann Arbor Hash Bash
The 2021 Ann Arbor Hash Bash will be returning this year at High Noon on Saturday, April 3rd as an online, variety-show-style production, free to the public, featuring activists and entertainers from around the state and country.