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Know any budding journalists looking for work? 
  
 A job notice posted Monday by The Cannabist — a groundbreaking specialist website launched by The Denver Post as Colorado in 2014 legalized the commercial sale of cannabis for recreational use — may have an opportunity. 
  
 The Denver Post is seeking a journalist to produce stories its paper and the site, which carries news on legalization battles across the U.S. and Canada, articles on the business of growing and selling pot, as well as "pot-rooted recipes" and "gear reviews." The job is specifically for a data journalist, and requires familiarity with "self-created visuals" — that means maps, charts and graphs, as the ad points out. 
  
 However, as some interested candidates will no doubt be disappointed to hear, "As with every Denver Post position, a qualified candidate must successfully pass a drug test," the ad says. 
  
 DREAM JOB SIREN 
  
 The Cannabist is hiring a **full-time marijuana data journalist** 
  
 What a time to be alive. https://t.co/ETqSEpxzdd - Christopher Ingraham (@_cingraham) April 4, 2016 
  
 Despite the legalization of cannabis in Colorado, many companies still test their staff for the narcotic — which remains a controlled substance under federal law — as The Denver Post has itself reported . ||||| Add a location to your Tweets 
  
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The Denver Post is looking for a journalist to cover the marijuana scene, including legalization battles, in the US and Canada for its website the Cannabist—or as Washington Post reporter Christopher Ingraham puts it, "DREAM JOB SIREN." But don't get too excited, stoner scribes. "As with every Denver Post position, a qualified candidate must successfully pass a drug test," the ad reads, per Time. Data journalists with a clean test and experience creating maps, charts, and graphs are encouraged to apply.