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CT CannaTimes Staff Team - 6.27.2026
At Connecticut CannaTimes, we don’t decide what’s important behind closed doors; we want you to help shape our investigations.
Today we’re sharing an Office of Legislative Research report from 2025 comparing Connecticut’s cannabis cultivator licensing laws to Massachusetts’.
It raises an important question:
What information should the public have that the government isn’t making easy to find?
We want your ideas.
Is there a contract you want to see?
Want to know where tax dollars or cannabis fees are going?
Looking for licensing data, inspections, testing records, enforcement actions, complaints, emails, meeting notes, or internal communications?
Wondering how or why a decision was made?
Comment below.
If it’s a record that can legally be requested under Connecticut’s Freedom of Information laws, we’ll review your suggestion and may submit the FOI request on your behalf.
Connecticut CannaTimes exists to serve the people of Connecticut; not politicians, corporations, or special interests. We believe government works best when the public has access to the facts.
The best investigations often start with one simple question from a reader.
So tell us: What do you want us to uncover?
We’ll do our best to get the answers.
This story was originally published by Connecticut CannaTimes on Facebook on June 27, 2026 and was migrated to this website on October 16, 2026. The publication date above is the original date.
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