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In 2026, the U.S. reclassified cannabis, boosting research and access, while Hawaii’s medical program thrives and a recreational market looms, and Canada’s industry grows despite ongoing challenges.
A federal reclassification of cannabis in 2026 removed it from the strictest controlled substance category, enabling expanded research, investment, and patient access in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Hawaii’s medical cannabis program generates $5.3 million monthly in legal sales, capturing 86–87% of patient spending, though total demand reaches $17–32 million monthly, including illicit sources.
A proposed recreational market could bring in $59–95 million monthly, with tax revenue targeted at public health and equity programs.
Canada’s cannabis industry is growing steadily, with increased retail access, product innovation, and international expansion, though quality control issues and regulatory challenges persist.
En 2026, los Estados Unidos reclasificaron el cannabis, impulsando la investigación y el acceso, mientras que el programa médico de Hawai prospera y se avecina un mercado recreativo, y la industria de Canadá crece a pesar de los desafíos en curso.