The best Cannabis newsletters

An independent weekly newsletter reporting on cannabis, psychedelics and plant medicine, with close readings of new studies and their limits. Each issue pairs a lead science item and quick hits with desk sections on science, markets and culture.

Dan K Reports publishes data-driven analysis of Canadian provincial cannabis markets, comparing sales, store density, and legal market capture across provinces like New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Ontario. Each issue breaks down official figures, explains structural differences in retail models, and flags where reported numbers conflict.

Grown In is a weekly-style editorial newsletter covering the business, politics and policy of the cannabis and hemp industries, with an emphasis on Illinois and federal rescheduling. Readers get commentary from the Chicago Harvest Exchange and analysis of how regulation shapes recreational versus medical cannabis markets.

Polish-language cannabis newsletter with strain reviews, explainers on vaporization and myth-busting pieces about marijuana and the brain. Readers get an informal, opinionated take on medical cannabis products and the research behind common claims.

Wake + Bake publishes cannabis and hemp kitchen content, including explainers on morning cannabis use and DIY recipes for CBD oil and CBD bath bombs. Readers get practical how-to guidance on dosing, infusing oils and making home-crafted wellness products.

This newsletter covers New York's legal cannabis industry, with a focus on tax revenue transparency, workforce development and social equity. It also promotes the organization's own tools and community forum.

Honeysuckle Magazine publishes sponsored-looking business and cannabis industry features, such as profiles of preroll automation and guides to agribusiness link monitoring. Readers get practical, interview-based coverage of niche commercial topics, with a mix of cannabis cultivation stories.

A weekly cannabis education newsletter that explains cannabis topics such as recovery, extraction methods and terpenes, then points readers to products. The writing is promotional and largely generic, with scientific claims stated loosely and frequent shopping calls to action.

This newsletter publishes weekly rankings of Canada's best-selling cannabis products by province, covering infused pre-rolls, edibles and similar categories. Each issue lists the top ten products with short promotional blurbs drawn from provincial sales data.