#organigram

[arkhamsmoke]

New Review over on budstuff.club

This time I'm looking at Organigram with

Big Bag O' Buds - Ultra Sour

"You may also recognize them for one of their biggest product drops, Legionnaires’ disease!

This drop was exclusive to New Brunswick and was so top secret – that the New Brunswick government actually helped them keep this drop a secret as long as possible.

If you’d like to see a little more info about it, feel free to drop a search for “Organigram + Legionnaires’ and cry a little bit about it"

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[rubenlorenzoaraujo]

Uno de los sectores con los que mantuve mejor relación fue el del cemento.

Y fue por el propio interés de su gente en estandarizarnos, sin quiero tener este o aquel contacto preferente.

Francesc Munté, era mayor pero llamaba a la oficina y cualquiera podía atenderle por su confianza en nuestra integridad.

Pienso que porque el organigrama era similar en su planta de cementos Molins al que teníamos nosotros en IRM.

Luego sé que con el tránsito a Preditec no estuvo mal tampoco, atendido por gente mucho más joven, un hecho más sorprendente.

Gente como esa posiblemente solo en mantenimiento, afortunadamente para mí.

[thaliajoy-blog]

Good day, the lyrics "you don't want to call it off, you don't want to call it love" are about Nettles×Baela to me now I'm going to bed to dream up some more team black teenagers love life content

[electronickingdomfox]

"Dreadnought!" review

Novel from 1986, by Diane Carey. There have been other books before this one, that focus on original characters instead of the usual crew. But those characters tended to be either a "lady of the week" or a scientist, on the same level as Kirk and the others. For the first time, this story presents the viewpoint of the underdogs: a group of junior officers that look up in awe (and sometimes amused) at their superior officers from the Enterprise. And it's a refreshing change of perspective.

The protagonist, and first-person narrator, is Lieutenant Piper, just transferred to the Enterprise from the Academy. She gets accidentally involved in a plot to steal a new Starfleet super-ship, and avoid a coup d'état, and needs to hone her commanding skills against the clock. Her friends include Sarda, a Vulcan who's initially hostile to her due to a past grievance, Merete (a medical student) and Scanner (a technician, with a southern accent I think). Together, they form some kind of lesser-scale triumvirate, with Piper being clearly a younger, inexperienced version of Kirk; Sarda being an emotionally immature Spock; and Merete and Scanner forming together the McCoy (including Scanner bothering Sarda with his constant touching and emotionalism). They aren't carbon copies of the originals, though, and have their own dynamics and conflicts. Piper is a fun, relatable protagonist, and some of her remarks are pretty hilarious. I don't understand why so many reviews label her as a "Mary Sue". She isn't anything like that, and very often shows insecurity, or is a bit clumsy. It's just that she has good potential as a leader, the ability to improvise and follow her intuition in seemingly desperate situations, and a bit of luck on her part. That's just literally Kirk! Including her tendency to body slam on security guards.

Leaving aside the characters, the novel expands on some types of ships (the dreadnought and destroyers), that up to this point had only appeared in technical manuals, or as very brief mentions in the movies. It also presents a less-than-flattering view of Starfleet, at least in substantial sections of the top brass. And it's neat that the book includes an organigram of Starfleet and some drawings of scout ships. Another thing that was elaborated on are the Eugenic Wars from the 90's, here blamed on the ascent of communist dictatorships all over the world (after all, this novel was published before the fall of the Berlin Wall).

Overall, it's a fairly good book with likable characters, and the portrait of Kirk and co., as seen from outsiders' eyes, is actually more spot-on than that of many other novels. Besides, it includes one of the most exciting ship battles to ever grace the pages of these TOS books.

Some spoilers under the cut:

Lieutenant Piper impresses Kirk at the Academy, by almost beating the Kobayashi Maru test through some unorthodox tactics, and he request her to join the Enterprise crew. There she meets her new roomates: Merete, Scanner and Sarda. The latter is a Vulcan who's currently struggling to reach Kolinahr, and at first doesn't want to even talk with Piper. It seems that she made a serious blunder at the Academy, recommending Sarda for his proficiency at weapons. Even though she was well-intentioned, this fact ostracized Sarda from his Vulcan colleagues, that didn't approve of his interest in weapons due to their pacifistic philosophy.

The Enterprise is soon assigned a new mission: the new dreadnought Star Empire has been stolen by terrorists, and they have requested a rendezvous with Kirk's ship (the fact that Starfleet has been developing such weapon-heavy, offensive ships like a dreadnought, and that it's called "Star Empire", should already be a red flag). However, the specifics for the rendezvous have been encoded in such a way, that only Piper's biocode can decrypt them. Due to this reason, Piper is called to the bridge, in time to see Star Empire being surrounded by Klingon ships. Kirk orders her to take the helm, but Piper is terrified and can't respond accordingly, which makes her doubt her abilities for command. Star Empire takes a bad beating from the Klingons, and is seemingly crippled. But just then, the real dreadnought emerges from its hiding place behind some asteroids, and destroys the enemy ships. As it turns out, one of the new capabilities of the dreadnought is projecting fake copies of the ship to lure enemies. Now surrounded by copies of Star Empire, the Enterprise decodes the message using Piper's bio data. Her boyfriend Brian appears on the viewscreen, speaking on behalf of the rogue commander, Paul Burch. He assures Kirk that their mission is one of peace, and that they're not terrorists, and requests a party to come aboard Star Empire, including Piper and at least one Vulcan. Suspecting Piper to be on league with the hijackers, Kirk arrests her on her quarters... without much in the way of security (which makes Piper wonder if Kirk actually expected her to escape).

Using an easy trick that she learned from Brian, Piper escapes her confinement, and steals a fighter ship from the hangar. Sarda unexpectedly joins her, since he also wants to know what's going on in Star Empire. The Vulcan had designed the dreadnought's projector, but Admiral Rittenhouse, the mastermind behind the whole project, took all the credit. From this point onwards, Sarda will warm up to Piper little by little, as they come to understand each other. They escape the Enterprise in the fighter, but never reach Star Empire. Rittenhouse has arrived in the destroyer Pompeii, and captures their fighter in a tractor beam. Aboard Pompeii, the Admiral tries to convince the cadets that Burch has gone insane, and explains his plans for the future of the Federation. A future without wars, or Klingons, or Romulans, or any kind of dissension... And Piper starts realizing that Rittenhouse's plan is a road to hell paved in good intentions, and how the new dreadnought fits into all this. Left alone for a moment, Piper and Sarda investigate the computers, and find out a disturbing pattern, where all the key positions in Starfleet have been filled with Rittenhouse's minions during the past years. They try to warn Kirk about the conspiracy, but Rittenhouse discovers them and puts them in the brig.

Nonetheless, a brief power malfunction opens the brig's force field a while later. Piper and Sarda escape, in time to see Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Scotty entering the briefing room of Pompeii, to discuss the situation with the Admiral. They hide in a secluded part of the ship, and use their communicators to signal their friends, still in the Enterprise. Merete and Scanner materialize next to them, and they get a link to the briefing room, to spy on the conversations. They see Kirk objecting to Rittenhouse's plan of killing the hijackers without even meeting with them first. And the Admiral arrests Kirk and his men, putting one of his pawn-captains in charge of the operation. Piper and her friends rush to the rescue, and use some wacky tactics to distract the guards (the bunny hop!?)... Just to find out that Kirk had already freed himself without their heroic assistance (of course, that's the value of experience). Kirk and his senior officers leave for the Enterprise on the transporter. But just when the juniors were about to follow them, the Pompeii transporters are deactivated. Then, the cadets have to make a last-ditch escape in a couple of fighters from the hangar.

Evading the Pompeii's weapons by staying close to the hull, Piper and the others reach at last Star Empire. There, they meet with Burch and Brian, who stole the dreadnought to stop Rittenhouse's totalitarian schemes, and are trying to man the starship with a skeleton crew. The last part comprises a pretty intense battle, with Star Empire and the Enterprise facing Rittenhouse's destroyer and his loyal ships. While the inexperienced crew aboard the dreadnought try to learn how to maneuver the mammoth ship, under such extreme conditions.

Spirk Meter: 3/10*. The relationship between Kirk and Spock doesn't escape Piper's observations. She notices that both of them share some kind of silent understanding, where a look to each other is enough to communicate their intentions. There's also a humorous bit, when Piper is surprised to learn that Spock is literally half-human. All this time, whenever she heard about Spock's "human half", she thought they were referring to Kirk himself!

*A 10 in this scale is the most obvious spirk moments in TOS. Think of the back massage, "You make me believe in miracles", or "Amok Time" for example.

[hipstafootprint]

The organigram · former Vienna University of Economics and Business

[santoschristos]

Kin 214 Ix - White Rhythmic Wizard - 14.6 Regent Planet: Maldek Galactic Race: White Family: Portal Clan Chromatics: White Fifth Force: Kin 84 - Yellow Rhythmic Seed - 4.6 Galactic Signature/Mantra Kin: - ‘I Organise to Enchant Balancing Receptivity I Seal the Output of Timelessness with the Rhythmic Tone of Equality I am Guided by my Duplicate Power. ‘ - Glyph Key-Words: Receptivity / Enchantment / A-Temporality Key Word of Tone: Balance / Equality / Organise

Light Aspects: Serene - Peaceful / Effective, Enters the ‘Net’ / Fast - Clear / Improvise / Set the Choice: ‘Quality’ (Time - 4D up), to ‘Quantity’ (Space - 3D) / Smoothen the ‘Edges’ / Soften the Contrasts.

‘Message: When the White Rhythmic Magician, Kin 214, appears to you in Archetype and/or Number form, he may want to tell you that...

- ‘In the Majestic Enchantment of the ImaginActive Organigram, by Closing our eyelids in the Eternal Realm of Time - Dream 13.20 Omni-Present-Dimensional Quadri-Dimensions where Everything Is -, we make Re-Alignment possible, so that the Inconceivable Ecstasy we repress may return to Uncontaminated Reign in our daily private Earthly Paradise.

By Engaging and reAbilizing the Strong reChiAmo that keeps us afloat, we will re-engage our ‘High Senses’, Primary Instincts, to conCorporate into Unity, homogeneously reUnifying the disHarmonic level created between, Identity Impulse and hindering inhibitory brakes: (Illusion Degradation - dissonance 12.60), Unlocking a release of Immeasurable Resilience.

We thus establish a Clear and Net Contact with the Fulcrum: Sleeping Sense that lies dormant in the Precious Seed that We Patiently Store in Our Bosom, Long Cultivated, Conscientiously and Lovingly Honoured and Assisted, so that it may come forth, Gradually stripping itself of all its layers/old skin armour, the Nectar - QuintEssence that will Wholly ReFlect the Divine Image, in Real and Possible Analogy with the Here and Now - (Crossroads: ‘Middle Ground’ between the Different Dimensional Planes).

We realise and consciously love only that which the Soul, in Co-Operating Understanding with the Highest Spirit, will allow us to Test and Explicate, Experiencing, the balsAmic Knowledge: Research and Personal Path that will Affirm the Healing of those We Heal. -

Shadow Aspects (to be transformed) Anxiety / Pre-Occupations / Haste / Obsessiveness / Stress / Fear of Not ‘Holding On’ / Slave to ‘Linear Time’/ Compulsively Quantifying ‘Losses - Lacking’, Rather Than Feeling Grateful: Rich in What We Are. --CosmicWarlockArtResearch

1.13 11.11 - Taken from: - TZOLKIN MAYA AND HER 260 PERMUTATIONS -

- Harmony of a Life Design, for Surfing the Galactic Language and Living in Synchronicity with Our Daily Life, According to the Natural Course of Time 13.20 - Book + Oracle Deck

[bisonaari]

Hi! I'm Bison (she/her but I'll take any pronoun really)

For my Jukka tag, follow the duck 🦆

For my art tag, click here!

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For Käärijä fanzine info (until I make actual social media for it), please check my fanzine tag!

OFFICIAL ZINE BLOG IS @kaarijazineofficial

Current stage of fanzine developpment: Shipped

Next step: selling the leftovers!

About me under the cut!

I'm Bison, but my usual username on other social media is Crevettola! (That'll teach me a lesson about making a username five seconds before going to bed lol). My first name would be Eléa !

I'm 31 years old, Canadian/Belgian/French citizen (yes)

I work in the animation industry :) I'm a 2D rigging artist (I make lil cartoon puppets that I don't neither draw myself nor animate myself lmao, I'm just in an organigram and hierarchy software all day)

Mini teeny tiny faq:

@i-wasnt-ready-for-this asked about my art journey:

Oh boy hahaha. So I'm a multicrafter kind of person. I embroider (cross stitch), sew, knit, crochet, and plenty other stuff. When I don't draw, I usually do one of those.

I've always made art since I was a little kid, I made comics, tried to join zines when I was a teen (that didn't work out but I still have the pages somewhere lol), and then my mom asked me to stop art to go into science. So I stopped drawing for 6 years, then fell into Undertale and started drawing fanart like there was no tomorrow and joined animation school for 3 years. (If you're curious you can watch my thesis film here, but be warned, all of it was done by myself so that's why the animation sucks ass lmao. I gave all my focus to rigging to land a job in this area of the industry. Which I did, thanks to this film!!!) That school burnt the living hell out of me and gave me hand injuries, so I can't draw trad anymore or even write more than two minutes without having to stop because of pain. So when I graduated in 2020, I stopped drawing almost completely. Then Käärijä happened and I'm back at it I guess??

Realistic art is my fav thing in the world, transcribing reality in 2D dimension is really my first passion in art. My dad introduced me to charcoal on paper at an early age, and I just never grew out of it I guess haha. People are my fav thing to draw. I find it so relaxing, I'm not a creative person whatsoever as in I don't like to INVENT stuff, so just transcribing shadows without thinking about it gives me peace of mind.

Two examples of the portraits I made before getting back into it this year

This drawing of my mom (graphite on paper) I made in 2009 (I was 18), and a drawing of my grandma (chinamarker on paper) while I was still attending school in 2019 (I was 28)

@c28hunter asked about first, my fav Käärijä outfit. And that's the WORST question can't I just say that I love all of them??????

But really I think the green bolero is just too much of my aesthetic to not reply with that hahaha. Second place would be that damn leather jacket it's BEAUTIFUL

Second question, my fav type of bread. And I a french person I take this answer extremely seriously. My ultimate favourite type of bread is

OLIVE FOUGASSE

Like I never buy any because I know that I'm gonna eat it all by myself in two minutes

[yvernal]

[Thursday 21th]

Today was both busy and really fucking calm, which made it really tiring and extremely weird. We've got hit by Caetano, a cold and windy tempest who brought heavy rain and even snow not that far away from where I am.

I started the day badly because I slept horribly and got out of bed really late. It was raining heavily so I got to work completely drenched. Well, my cape was drenched, I was fine. But rainwater makes my hair look greasy so I spent the whole day looking unkept, which was really bothering.

I just had the time to put away my stuff before going to a really important meeting about the reorganization of the whole city's library network and the presentation of the new organigram and departments and teams and.... Well, I was quite glad to only be a mere contract worker when I saw this. Because quite a big number of my colleagues left the meeting with dreadful looks.

After the meeting ended, I had no time to start something really important so I mostly answered emails. I finally got the answer I was waiting for about my potential implication in the city's Council of Equity, Diversity and Equality. And I'm made in ! My higher ups gave their approval for my participation in the meetings and work groups, which will surely be really interesting (as well as a really great addition on my CV).

Lunch was nice, one of my colleagues shared with me the limited edition Pringles she got at a convention, taste smoked Korean barbeque meat. It was okay, but not my favorite. My lunch today made me feel like a university student again : a cup noodle, an energy drink, Pringles and two onigiris. I ate the donut I was supposed to have as dessert during my 4pm break.

Afternoon was shared between public floor shifts at the front desk and in shelving and desk tasks in the back. I'm slowly given more and more things to do, which is quite nice. I hadn't had the time to start it today, so I mostly did equipment of books, mostly comics.

I stayed two hours after the end of my last public shift, since I had presence time to catch up with. And even if I got out earlier, I think I might have ended up in the exact same situation.

Due to Caetano, our current tempest, transports were in shambles. Mostly because some trees fell down on buses paths and everything. I waited for my bus for twenty minutes, got back to the stop of the tramway I use in the morning to discover the line was cut then the other tramway line was overflowing with people.... So in the end I walked 2.5km to the stop where my tramway line was cut in order to get it.

Funnily enough I made it home before my mother, who got out of work and into the transports at least an hour before me. Since I ate a sandwich while walking to the stop, I just put dinner in preparation for Mom and went to do the dishes I had left abandoned in the sink for the past few days.

I then took a long and delightfully hot shower to wash my hair thoroughly (I even put on a hair mask). Sleepiness hit like a freight train so I just scrolled mindlessly on Tumblr for a bit before doing the day's posts.

And now I'll go to sleep, I have a long day tomorrow.

[market-insider]

Canada Legal Cannabis Market Dynamics: Analyzing Current Size, Share, and Growth Trends

The Canada legal cannabis market size is expected to reach USD 5.79 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 10.1% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Growing awareness of the health benefits related to cannabis and CBD consumption for treating anxiety & seizures and reducing pain is projected to propel the market growth. The high demand for CBD for health and wellness purposes, attributed to its therapeutic properties, is a key driver in the market's growth.

Moreover, the rising number of clinical trials signifies the positive effects of utilizing cannabis for treating various medical conditions. For instance, in February 2024, researchers at the University of British Columbia introduced a first-of-its-kind clinical trial examining the potential of CBD as a treatment for bipolar depression. The trials were approved by Health Canada and funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to investigate how CBD can help manage acute bipolar depression.

Canada Legal Cannabis Market Report Highlights

Based on source, the marijuana segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to witness the fastest growth over the forecast period owing to the growing adoption of marijuana-based products

Based on derivatives, the CBD segment held the largest market share in 2023, owing to the awareness regarding CBD's effectiveness in treating various medical conditions

Based on cultivation, the indoor segment held the largest market share in 2023 due to the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) in cannabis cultivation, rising investments, and favorable government initiatives

Based on end use, the recreational segment dominated the market in 2023 and is anticipated to grow at the fastest CAGR over the forecast period due to the growing consumption of cannabis in the form of vapes, foods, and beverages

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Moreover, medical professionals' increasing preference for cannabinoid-based formulations to treat numerous health conditions is another major factor supporting the country's market. Healthcare professionals' higher preference for CBG, CBN-derived products creates a positive influence on consumer minds, thereby boosting their adoption rate and popularity. For instance, in October 2021, Cronos Group Inc. launched its SPINACH FEELZ Chill Bliss 2:1 THC|CBG gummy that features THC and cultured CBG.

Some of the key players in the market are Canopy Growth Corporation, Charlotte's Web, Inc., Aurora Cannabis, Tilray Brands, The Cronos Group, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Sundial Growers, and Maricann, Inc. These market players adopt key strategic initiatives to expand their business footprint and market position. For instance, in April 2023, Aurora Cannabis Inc. partnered with Strainprint and announced the launch of the tracking program through Strainprint App. The tracking program is designed for Aurora patients to keep track of their medical cannabis journey.

Furthermore, the rise in awareness regarding cannabis and its potential use in various industries and the introduction of educational programs boost the market growth. For instance, in July 2022, Tilray Brands launched a cannabis education platform, WeCare-Medical Cannabis. The platform is dedicated to educating patients and healthcare practitioners about medical cannabis.

List of major companies in the Canada Legal Cannabis Market

Canopy Growth Corporation

Charlotte's Web, Inc.

Aurora Cannabis Inc.

Tilray Brands

The Cronos Group

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Sundial Growers

Organigram Holding, Inc.

Maricann, Inc.

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We have segmented the Canada legal cannabis market on the basis of source, derivatives, cultivation, end-use, and region.

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How To Create Interesting and Informative Infographics: Part 2

Should we be creating infographics?

When creating an infographic, the first question to consider is what it will be used for. What is your motivation for creating an infographic, and what is your goal? If you answered ‘because everyone else is doing it and it might go viral,’ you are incorrect.

The correct response would be something along the lines of “We have this extremely intriguing, but complex data, and we want to convey it in a way that’s easy to understand.”

Perhaps you conducted a survey or would like to demonstrate a model or method. There are a variety of reasons why you might want to create an infographic. Make sure it’s about the data and not just for the sake of having an infographic. At the end of the day, it’s nothing more than a tool for exchanging information. Don’t try to force it.

When may an infographic be appropriate?

When it’s easier to show something visually than write about it

When you have a clear purpose

When the information you want to spread is genuinely interesting

When you can ensure the end result will be excellent quality

When you have the budget to do all the above

Types of infographic

There are different types of infographics, depending on the information you may want to show. Let’s look at a few examples:

A timeline

Perhaps you wish to show information in chronological order. These are the infographics that will guide you down a road – usually time-related (obviously) – that will answer your questions about “who,” “what,” and “when.”

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Relationships/hierarchies / structures

It might be difficult to quickly and properly describe how things are related to one another. Infographics can aid in the comprehension of such data. One example might be a company’s organizational chart (organigram). It could depict the overall structure as well as the relationships between job positions.

Making sense of data

Data can be presented in a variety of ways, displaying everything from patterns to trends and forecasts. Numbers always tell a story, but to make sense of them, they must be interpreted. That’s what an infographic does for you. Some visualizations will be more effective than others. As a general rule, it’s best to adhere to tried-and-true techniques of displaying data rather than trying something altogether new. Keep in mind that you want your infographic to be understood first and foremost. The Data Visualisation Catalogue has an excellent summary of the most prevalent approaches to showing data.

Describing the abstract

Processes, plans, and concepts might be difficult to articulate or convey in words at times. It may be the simplest method to convey the abstract concept if you take a step back and contemplate how to portray it graphically. For example, an infographic that walks the viewer through the process step-by-step could be a simple yet effective method to deliver a ‘How to Guide’ (think Ikea instruction manual).

What’s inside – describing contents

How something is built – the elements that go together to make it – is another type of information that lends itself nicely to visual representation. If we can’t look inside an object, an infographic can help us do so by breaking it open and explaining what’s going on within.

Gathering of information

Less inspiring are lists of information, but in certain instances, a list-style infographic can work well. Just make sure there are some strong visual elements used as part of the design, such as a visual representation of some of the items on the list.

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Legal Marijuana Market Size To Reach $102.2 Billion By 2030

The global legal marijuana market size is expected to reach USD 102.24 billion by 2030, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 25.7% from 2024 to 2030. Increase in rate of legalization of marijuana for medicinal and adult-use/recreational marijuana, growing adoption of these products for the treatment of chronic ailments and rise in a number of new product launches are the primary factors responsible for the growth of the market. For instance, in March 2023, Irwin Naturals Inc., a herbal supplement formulator, introduced company's’ new CBD 25mg Softgels in Canada. It is available through the Starseed Medicinal Medical Group platform across the nation.

In April 2022, New Jersey legalized recreational and medical marijuana, and it is being sold at 13 facilities. This move has made New Jersey one of the 18 states in the United States where recreational marijuana is legal. The market is experiencing growth due to the widespread acceptance of cannabis and its high demand. Since its legalization, the use of marijuana in medical treatments has increased, leading to a decrease in the illegal trade of cannabis. According to a study conducted by New York University, the usage of cannabis among individuals aged 50-64 has doubled in the last decade and has now reached 9.0%.

Moreover, price of legal marijuana is lower than medical marijuana, and taxes would be levied on marijuana products after its legalization. Therefore, cultivators are focusing on cultivating marijuana in areas that are exempt from taxes. For instance, in New York, marijuana cultivators are focusing on tribal regions to get exempted from the taxes levied by the government. This is expected to lower the overall cost of cultivation of marijuana in the state, and cultivators can sell marijuana at lower prices. Lower prices of marijuana are further anticipated to boost the adoption of marijuana in the market.

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Legal Marijuana Market Report Highlights

By application, medical segment accounted for the largest revenue share of 79.1% in 2023 owing to the high demand among healthcare practitioners and patients for medicinal marijuana.

By product type, oil and tinctures held the largest market share in 2023 owing to low price and ease of accessibility of flowers compared to other products.

In 2023, North America dominated the overall market with a revenue share of 76.0% owing to its large consumer base, North America was among the first regions to legalize the use of medical and recreational cannabis. 

Legal Marijuana Market Report Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global legal marijuana market on the basis of application, product type, and region:

Legal Marijuana Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2018 - 2030)

Medical

Chronic Pain

Cancer

Depression and Anxiety

Arthritis

Diabetes

Glaucoma

Migraines

Epilepsy

Multiple Sclerosis

AIDS

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Alzheimer’s

Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Parkinson's

Tourette’s

Others

Adult Use

Legal Marijuana Product Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2018 - 2030)

Flower

Oil & Tinctures

Legal Marijuana Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2018 - 2030)

North America

U.S.

Canada

Europe

Germany

U.K.

Italy

Netherlands

Croatia

Poland

Czech Republic

Switzerland

Spain

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

New Zealand

Australia

Thailand

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Uruguay

Colombia

Middle East and Africa (MEA)

South Africa

Israel

List of Key Players of Legal Marijuana Market

Canopy Growth Corporation

AURORA CANNABIS INC.

Tilray Brands Inc. (Aphria, Inc.)

ABcann Medicinals, Inc. (VIVO Cannabis Inc.)

The Cronos Group

MARICANN INC.

Organigram Holdings Inc.

Lexaria Bioscience

GW Pharmaceuticals (Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.)

Tikun Olam

United Cannabis Corporation

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Navigating the Green Frontier: Cannabis Culture in New Brunswick

In the heart of Canada's eastern landscape lies a province that boasts not only stunning natural beauty but also a burgeoning cannabis culture. New Brunswick, often overlooked in discussions about cannabis, has quietly emerged as a hub for enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and policymakers alike. As the cannabis industry continues to evolve, New Brunswick stands at the forefront of innovation and progress, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of culture, economy, and regulation.

A Brief History of Cannabis in New Brunswick

New Brunswick's relationship with cannabis traces back centuries, intertwined with Indigenous cultures that recognized its medicinal and spiritual significance long before European colonization. However, it wasn't until Canada legalized recreational cannabis in 2018 that the province fully embraced its potential. Since then, New Brunswick has navigated the complexities of legalization with a blend of pragmatism and ambition, establishing itself as a trailblazer in the industry.

The Rise of the Cannabis Industry

With legalization came opportunity, and New Brunswick wasted no time in capitalizing on the burgeoning cannabis market. The province became home to several licensed producers, including Organigram and Zenabis, which have played pivotal roles in shaping the industry's growth. These companies have not only stimulated economic activity but have also contributed to job creation and innovation within the province.

Moreover, New Brunswick's retail landscape has evolved to accommodate the growing demand for cannabis products. Cannabis NB, the province's retail arm, has established a network of stores that offer a wide range of products, from dried flower to edibles, catering to diverse consumer preferences. This accessibility has not only driven revenue but has also helped destigmatize cannabis use, fostering a culture of acceptance and education.

Cannabis Tourism: Discovering New Brunswick's Green Delights

Beyond its economic impact, cannabis has also emerged as a significant driver of tourism in New Brunswick. Visitors from across Canada and beyond are drawn to the province's scenic beauty and vibrant cannabis scene. From guided tours of licensed facilities to cannabis-themed events and festivals, there's no shortage of experiences for enthusiasts to indulge in.

Moreover, New Brunswick's embrace of cannabis extends beyond recreational use, with a growing interest in its medicinal properties. The province is home to research initiatives exploring the therapeutic potential of cannabis, offering hope to patients seeking alternative treatments for various ailments. This convergence of science, tourism, and culture underscores New Brunswick's status as a progressive leader in the cannabis space.

Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

Despite its successes, New Brunswick faces its share of challenges as it continues to navigate the cannabis landscape. Regulatory hurdles, supply chain issues, and competition from other provinces pose ongoing concerns for industry stakeholders. Moreover, ensuring responsible consumption and addressing social equity remain paramount goals for policymakers.

However, amidst these challenges lie opportunities for growth and innovation. By fostering collaboration between government, industry, and community stakeholders, New Brunswick can further solidify its position as a cannabis pioneer. Continued investment in research, education, and infrastructure will be crucial in harnessing the full potential of the cannabis industry while safeguarding the well-being of its residents.

Conclusion

As cannabis continues to weave its way into the fabric of Canadian society, New Brunswick stands as a shining example of adaptability and progress. From its rich history to its vibrant industry and burgeoning tourism, the province offers a compelling narrative of resilience and innovation. As we look to the future, New Brunswick's journey serves as a reminder of the transformative power of cannabis and the boundless opportunities it presents for communities across Canada and beyond.

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Accelerating Advancement: Navigating the Landscape of the Legal Marijuana Market from 2022 to 2030

The Legal Marijuana Market has experienced exponential growth in recent years, driven by changing attitudes towards cannabis, evolving regulatory landscapes, and increasing acceptance of its medicinal and recreational use. As more countries and states legalize or decriminalize cannabis for medical and/or recreational purposes, the market for legal marijuana continues to expand, presenting lucrative opportunities for businesses, investors, and consumers alike.

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The Legal Marijuana Market is valued at USD 26.65 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 157 billion by 2030, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 28.8% during the forecast period spanning 2024-2032.

One of the key drivers behind the growth of the Legal Marijuana Market is the increasing recognition of the medicinal properties of cannabis. Research into the therapeutic benefits of cannabinoids, the active compounds found in cannabis, has led to the development of medical marijuana products for various health conditions, including chronic pain, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and cancer-related symptoms. Patients seeking alternative treatments are turning to medical cannabis as a viable option, driving demand and fueling market growth.

Moreover, the legalization of recreational marijuana in several jurisdictions has opened up new avenues for market expansion. Adult-use cannabis markets attract a broader consumer base, including recreational users seeking relaxation, social enjoyment, and mood enhancement. The normalization of cannabis consumption in society has led to increased demand for a wide range of recreational cannabis products, such as dried flower, edibles, concentrates, and infused beverages.

Major vendors in the global Legal Marijuana market are Canopy Growth Corporation, Aphria, Inc., Aurora marijuana Inc., Maricann Group, Inc., Tilray, Inc., Cronos Group Inc., OrganiGram Holding Inc., VIVO marijuana Inc., Tikun Olam Ltd., The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd., Terra Tech Corp., Medical Cannabis, Inc., Stenocare A/S, Cannabis Science, Inc., and HEXO Corp. and others.

In addition to shifting attitudes towards cannabis, regulatory changes have played a significant role in shaping the Legal Marijuana Market. Governments around the world are reevaluating their cannabis policies, with many opting to legalize or regulate cannabis for medical and/or recreational use. These regulatory shifts create a conducive environment for legal marijuana businesses to operate, fostering investment, innovation, and market growth.

Furthermore, the emergence of a legal marijuana industry has led to the professionalization and commercialization of cannabis cultivation, processing, distribution, and retailing. Licensed producers, dispensaries, and retailers are subject to stringent regulations, quality standards, and compliance requirements, ensuring consumer safety and product consistency. As the legal cannabis market matures, industry players are investing in state-of-the-art facilities, technologies, and best practices to meet growing demand and maintain competitiveness.

Despite its rapid growth and potential, the Legal Marijuana Market faces various challenges and uncertainties. One of the primary concerns is the lack of federal legalization in key markets such as the United States. While many states have legalized cannabis for medical and/or recreational use, cannabis remains illegal at the federal level, creating legal and regulatory complexities for businesses operating in the industry. Federal prohibition also limits access to banking services, capital markets, and interstate commerce, hindering market growth and investment.

Moreover, stigma, misconceptions, and public health concerns surrounding cannabis continue to pose challenges for the legal marijuana industry. Critics argue that cannabis legalization may lead to increased youth consumption, impaired driving, and public safety risks. Addressing these concerns requires robust education, public awareness campaigns, and evidence-based policies to promote responsible cannabis use and harm reduction.

In conclusion, the Legal Marijuana Market represents a dynamic and rapidly evolving industry with significant growth potential. Changing attitudes, regulatory reforms, and market forces are driving expansion and investment in the legal cannabis sector. As legalization spreads globally and public acceptance grows, the legal marijuana market is poised for continued growth, innovation, and market diversification. However, navigating regulatory hurdles, addressing public health concerns, and overcoming stigma are essential for unlocking the full potential of the legal marijuana industry and ensuring its long-term success.