President Donald Trump is expected to announce “Make Cannabis Great Again,” rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III. The move would legalize medical use across the U.S., spark global reforms, and trigger a worldwide race in cannabis research and development.
With Trump open to cannabis rescheduling and the DEA making it a priority, industry leaders see a historic shift ahead. Schedule III could ease taxes, boost research, and spur growth—but experts warn it’s only the first step toward real federal reform.
Shahbaaz Kara, a Canadian entrepreneur, bridges cultures and discusses Canada's evolving identity, leadership, and cannabis market. He reflects on Trudeau's legacy, Trump's tariffs, and the future of the cannabis industry, offering insight into the opportunities and challenges shaping North America.
Former President Trump’s support for rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III represents a historic policy shift. With both major presidential candidates backing this change, it could reshape cannabis regulation. Discover the potential impact on the industry and future legislation.
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