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Snoop Dogg - Canadian marijuana company Canopy Growth announced in 2016 it partnered with Snoop Dogg.

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Snoop Dogg - The partnership brought Snoop Dogg's brand of marijuana products, Leafs by Snoop, to Canada.

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Snoop Dogg - With incoming regulation around celebrity branding, that line may be in jeopardy.

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Snoop Dogg - Snoop Dogg invested $2 million in a Toronto-based cannabis inventory management company called Trellis in 2017.

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The Tragically Hip - Prior to Gord Downie's death, The Tragically Hip partnered with the publicly traded marijuana company Newstrike.

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The Tragically Hip - Many fans were quick to come up with ideas for names of weed strains the partnership could use.

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The Tragically Hip - Names like "Budcaygeon," "Weed Kings," and "The Chronically Hip" were floated.

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The Tragically Hip - But Newstrike said there are no immediate plans to brand the bud and the band members are shareholders, not promoters.

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Seth Rogen - The actor from Vancouver went on a joint venture with Snoop Dogg to launch a marijuana news site called Merry Jane.

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Willie Nelson - Willie Nelson's brand "Willie Weed" is already on sale in Colorado and Washington.

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Willie Nelson - Willie Nelson's most recent strain of marijuana was developed by his company, Willie's Reserve.

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Willie Nelson - The company is branded after his career and lifestyle.

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Willie Nelson - Though there were never any plans announced to expand into Canada, the opportunity to launch into British Columbia from Washington state would have big.

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The Marley family - Bob Marley's family has launched the marijuana start-up, Marley Natural.

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The Marley family - The weed strains are branded after the reggae singer and activist's songs.

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The Marley family - The brand has garnered controversy for putting the anti-capitalist activist on a label of a product.

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The Marley family - Although there were no immediate plans to open up shop in Canada, the opportunity was there.

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Damian Marley - Damian Marley, Bob Marley's son, has bought a former prison in California and plans to turn it into a farm.

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Damian Marley - Damian Marley regularly tours Canada and his brand is well known throughout the country.

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Melissa Ethridge - Melissa Ethridge has a marijuana company called Ethridge Farms.

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Melissa Ethridge - The company sells balms, edibles, and bud.

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Melissa Ethridge - Melissa Ethridge was arrested for and pled guilty to marijuana possession at the Canada-US border.

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Melissa Ethridge - Now, even her brand can't go north of the border.

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Woody Harrelson - Woody Harrelson applied to open up one of eight medical marijuana dispenseries in Hawaii in 2016.

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Woody Harrelson - The actor's application was ultimately denied.

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Woody Harrelson - He had previously thought of opening up a marijuana cafe with Willie Nelson.

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Woody Harrelson - The actor has shot a number of movies in Canada and would likely have his eyes on the market.

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Whoopi Goldberg - The actress told the Toronto Star she was eyeing the Canadian marijuana market for expansion.

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Whoopi Goldberg - Whoopi Goldberg founded a medical marijuana company just for women.

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Whoopi Goldberg - The company offers a balm, a tincture, sipping chocolate, and a bath soak infused with marijuana to reduce period cramp pains.

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Whoopi Goldberg - The products are already available in California and are branded as Whoopi and Maya.

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Whoopi Goldberg - Whoopi Goldberg said she would move to Canada if Trump won.

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Whoopi Goldberg - But she'll likely need to change her branding for that to happen.

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Richard Branson - Richard Branson invested an undisclosed amount of money into a company called Sidecar.

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Richard Branson - Sidecar is a ride-hailing marijuana delivery service.

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Richard Branson - Sidecar is already active in San Francisco.

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Richard Branson - Branson helped launched the Canadian Entrepreneurship Initiative in 2017 and is likely eyeing the Canadian market.

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Cliff Robinson - Former NBA star Cliff Robinson is the brand ambassador for Pistil Point Cannabis.

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Cliff Robinson - Cliff Robinson also has Uncle Cliffy branded prerolled sports joints for athletes.

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Cliff Robinson - Robinson was briefly suspended from the NBA when he tested positive for cannabis.

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Cliff Robinson - There are currently no athlete weed products in Canada and the branding might prevent Robinson from taking his product north.

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Cliff Robinson - Uncle Cliffy joints are marketed as muscle recovery medicine.

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Wiz Khalifa - Wiz Khalifa has his own weed strain called Khalifia Kush.

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Wiz Khalifa - The strain is available where weed is legal in the US.

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Wiz Khalifa - Wiz Khalifa also has a mobile game called Weed Farm, in which players farm marijuana.

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Wiz Khalifa - Wiz Khalifa regularly tours Canada and is probably aware of changing legislation.

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Tommy Chong - The Edmonton-born comedian owns a marijuana company called Chong's Choice.

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Tommy Chong - Chong's choice sells bud, oil, and breath strips.

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Tommy Chong - Chong has said Canada could set an example for the US in federal legalization rather than state-by-state policies.

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