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Marijuana users may hunt again, U.S. Supreme Court rules

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By Gus Burns Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
Marijuana user Anton Harb may return to his deer blind this upcoming hunting season. That’s because the U.S. Supreme Court on June 18 ruled that marijuana use alone does not bar gun possession under federal law, meaning activities like hunting or visiting a shooting range are no longer automatically prohibited. The Supreme Court in a 9-0 ruling said marijuana use on its own is not grounds for stripping gun rights.
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Michigan spent $4M on state marijuana lab that can’t legally test products—yet

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By Gus Burns Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
LANSING, MI - Most Michigan marijuana customers take for granted that their products are safe and accurately tested, industry insiders say. But regulators don’t seem so sure. In 2023, the state Cannabis Regulatory Agency announced plans to open a $4.4 million state-reference lab that would be able to double-check the validity of test results, conduct investigations and improve industry testing methods and standards.
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For the first time in history, AuSable canoe racers will be tested for drugs

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By Gus Burns Verified
| Wolverine Confidential
As the federal government loosens its reins on marijuana, an internationally renowned canoe race that takes place in Michigan each year is tightening them. Each summer since 1947, canoes glide atop the Au Sable River for a 120-mile, grueling overnight race between Grayling and Oscoda called the Au Sable River Canoe Marathon, which has grown to draw thousands of fans and hundreds of competitors from across the globe.
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