Pot industry players weigh benefits of cross-border travel after latest U.S. statement

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Shifting statements from U.S. border officials have prompted some Canadian cannabis industry players to think twice about travelling south of the border, just weeks before a significant pot industry conference in Las Vegas.

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Why have a pot conference in a country that can’t figure out what they are doing with it

stay out of the states

Why travel to the US anyways? There are much better places to travel to that are much cheaper to boot.

United States is in no position to be judging the lifestyle choices of Canadians.

why? former PM Mulroney is on the Board of Directors of a NYC pot company ...

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