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Pardons aren’t supposed to be visible at the U.S. border. Here’s why they often arePardons are supposed to let a former offender move on. So why do they sometimes create more problems than they solve at the U.S. border?CannabisJul 31, 2019
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Cannabis sales jumped $11M in May as more stores openCanadians bought $85 million worth of legal weed in May, $11 million more than in April, according to Statistics Canada data.CannabisJul 19, 2019
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How a weed conviction at 18 got a man banned at the U.S. border — 37 years laterMark pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in 1982 at age 18. Thirty-seven years later, U.S. border officials confronted him about the arrest, banning him from the U.S. for life.CannabisJun 19, 2019
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New Brunswickers are avoiding buying pot with credit cards, sales figures showNew Brunswickers are less than half as likely to use credit cards to buy cannabis compared to alcohol. Why? Uneasiness about the U.S. border, one expert says.CannabisMay 24, 2019
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Will your cannabis credit card purchases be visible to U.S. border officials? (Some might, some won’t.)In some provinces, marijuana sales will be online only to start. But that raises an awkward question — what will happen to all that credit card data south of the border?CanadaSep 20, 2018
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