This Week in Cannabis News: August 19, 2022
June 4, 2025

This Week in Cannabis News: August 19, 2022

Jay Rosenthal
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Jay Rosenthal
June 4, 2025
February 23, 2023

Welcome to our wrap-up of Episode 5 of This Week in Cannabis News.

Here’s what you need to know this week

It's a state we don’t often talk about when it comes to cannabis, but this week, North Dakota qualified a measure for its November ballot to legalize cannabis.

On Saturday, August 13th, Team Dutchie was on-site for the grand opening Cookies in Miami, Florida. It followed a busy week last week as two ballot measures are circulating in that state for the 2024 ballot—one with significant funding from Trulieve.

According to a poll conducted by Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler, 72% of voters in Texas support legalizing medical cannabis. What's more, 67% of Republican respondents reported backing medical cannabis initiatives.

Canadian cannabis retailers in British Columbia and Ontario are dealing with a high level of distress as provincial wholesalers in both locations are dealing with ongoing service disruptions. In Ontario, it’s because of a cyber attack on a vendor and in BC it is because of a strike.

Featured cannabis expert: Desmon W. Lewis, Co-founder of The Bronx Cannabis Hub

Almost immediately after introducing the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer headed to the Bronx for a launch event at The Bronx Cannabis Hub.

We caught up with Desmon Lewis to hear more about The Bronx Cannabis Hub, its mission, and to discuss New York’s approach to cannabis legalization.

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Jay Rosenthal
Jay Rosenthal
Lead Content Producer @ Dutchie
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