Non-tribal cannabis dispensaries begin selling marijuana
After supply challenges, cannabis shops off tribal land are finally starting to open this week in Minnesota. Legacy Cannabis in Duluth was scheduled to begin cannabis sales on Tuesday at 4:20 p.m. while locations in the Twin Cities metro are also opening on Tuesday and Wednesday. This comes two years after recreational marijuana was legalized in Minnesota.
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