The Weed Generation: How Gen Z Is Turning Cannabis Into a Lifestyle Movement

Gen Z has become the generation that smokes the most weed—and not just recreationally, but culturally, socially, and politically. This group, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, has grown up in a world where cannabis is no longer a taboo. For many, smoking weed isn’t about rebellion—it’s about wellness, creativity, social connection, and …

L.A.’s Cannabis Market Is Cracking. Now City Leaders Say They’re Finally Ready to Fix It

Los Angeles helped shape the early legal cannabis economy, a cultural hub, a brand engine, a magnet for operators who wanted to build the future. But today, insiders say the city has become one of the hardest places in the country to operate. After years of shifting rules, enforcement confusion, high fees, and a licensing process …

UK Tourists Can’t Get Enough of NYC’s Artisanal Hashish

British travelers have long had an appreciation for quality hashish—something steeped in cultural history, shared sessions, and social connection. But as cannabis tourism evolves, a new kind of pilgrimage has emerged. Increasingly, visitors from the United Kingdom are heading to New York not just for art, fashion, and nightlife—but for a taste of something uniquely …

Cannabis in Puerto Rico: Inside the Island’s Growing Culture, Laws, and Opportunities

The story of cannabis in Puerto Rico runs deeper than palm trees, beaches, and island vibes. This is a Caribbean territory redefining what medical marijuana, cultivation, and economic growth look like in a post-prohibition era. From patient programs and dispensary regulations to the push for legalization and global investment, Puerto Rico’s cannabis industry is slowly …

Jamaica Short on Cannabis After Hurricane Melissa: Rastafari Communities Plead for Help

Hurricane Melissa recently struck Jamaica with a fury the country hadn’t seen since the legendary Hurricane Gilbert in 1988. This Category 5 storm, with winds of nearly 185 mph and torrential rain, left 32 people dead, entire communities cut off, widespread structural damage across the island, and a humanitarian crisis in motion. http://hightimes.com/news/jamaica-short-on-cannabis-after-hurricane-melissa-rastafari-communities-plead-for-help/

Colombia Approves Sale of Medical Cannabis Flower: Small Growers Get First Dibs

For context: since 2021, Colombia has been exporting medical cannabis flower, but selling it within the country’s borders was still off-limits. Representative Juan Carlos Losada (Liberal Party) told EFE that this step “corrects a mistake made by Iván Duque’s government (2018–2022), which allowed the export of cannabis flower abroad but not its sale within the country. What changes now is that in …

Cannabis Tourism on the Rise What This Means for Local Economies

Cannabis tourism is experiencing a significant surge across the United States, reshaping local economies and offering new avenues for growth. As more states legalize recreational cannabis, the intersection of tourism and cannabis is becoming a pivotal economic driver. This article explores the rise of cannabis tourism and its profound impact on local economies, highlighting current …

Falling into Wellness: How Cannabis Can Help You Recalibrate This Fall

As autumn’s golden leaves begin to fall and the days grow shorter, the transition from summer’s sun-soaked days to fall’s crisp air and cozy evenings can have a profound impact on mood, routine, and overall well-being. With these shifts come new challenges and opportunities for adjustment. The changing season brings with it, though, a fresh …

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