Cannabis lawyer Harrison Jordan has 10 recommendations to make the act 'really kick ass from a good public policy perspective'
Raymond James analysts forecast the vegetable grower will take full ownership of its Pure Sunfarms joint venture and a 20% share of Canada's weed market
Its Simply Bare brand has been a hit with consumers, but can the firm translate quality product into profit? Yes, say analysts
News of Vancouver's love-to-hate pub chain ditching its Hobo brandname spurned speculation the new title could be too cuddly for Canadian regs
General Covid-related spending habits appear to be responsible for the trend
Outdoor-focused cultivator remains confident despite reporting cash position of only $14 million
Following news of a brand re-work, the federal regulator has shared rare insight into an example of promotional non-compliance
Cannabis giant makes second round of aggressive cuts as industry continues to downsize amid headwinds
Extractor also reports $12.8 million write-down due to glut of Canadian cannabis concentrates
With Premier Horgan's stated goal of restoring 'legendary' status to provincial product, there should be more money where his mouth is
Shares of Hexo slipped another 5% after reporting a third-quarter net loss of $19.5 million
The bulk value category is trending up as legal players compete with Canada's still-thriving unregulated market
Best way to reduce police violence is to scale back funding and amount of responsibility police have, says criminology prof
Aaron Salz with Stoic Advisory sees a brutal year ahead for Canadian cannabis companies but brighter horizons in 2021
Research, therapeutic and medical drug development and investment can all flourish under pre-existing legal pathways, experts say
With production costs as low as $0.10 a gram in Canada, some analysts predict outdoor cultivation will disrupt legal weed
Cannabis lawyer Ranjeev Dhillon remains optimistic for the longevity of the industry despite the pandemic-related market meltdown
The recent COVID-19-related sales bump won't last as demand for cannabis isn't as inelastic during a recession as some think, Jerome Hass of Lightwater Partners says
Analysis: Business professor says weed companies have to make tough decisions to survive the oncoming recession, as his did in the dot-com era


















