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After its stock jumped 66%, MindMed now rivals Compass Pathways as the world's most valuable psychedelic company

Despite ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, data firms and cannabis companies report record sales on the stoner holiday

Canadian weed titan inks deal with Southern Glazer's to sell its Quatreau CBD drinks across America

Enthusiasts making the trip to the company's farm in rural Ontario will be able to connect directly with the people making the products they enjoy

Although the Canadian company leads across several categories and jurisdictions, it's battling against price compression and packaging costs to win

Ontario producer's Good Farm likely wasn't even covering labour costs amid nationwide supply gluts, says BCMI Cannabis Report

Canadian provinces are slowly easing strict marketing rules to be on par with alcohol and meet broader public policy goals, U of A prof says

'They should not have gotten a damn raise last year,' he says of his former colleagues in an in-depth interview

The decision is lauded by local producers, who say a private monopoly would have damaged the province's industry

Ontario led all provinces in Q4 with $251 million in legal weed sales, according to the OCS's latest quarterly report

The firm behind BLK MKT and Tenzo carved out significant market share in 2020, but recorded an $8.4M impairment charge related to a subsidiary

Coming of legal age by the day, cannabis's fastest growing consumer demographic is motivated by identity formation, experts say

While Hexo says a recent acquisition deal gives it 'immediate access' to Europe, records show Zenabis has yet to sell a gram in the continent

Despite new lockdown orders issued in some provinces, recreational weed sales climbed 14.3% in December to $298.4M

City council asked staff to review the $34K fee after hearing from local business owners

Pricing depends on various factors including competition, a spokesperson says, who confirmed no customer data was leaked

Innovative firsts like listing terpene content on product labels is the result of keeping a close ear to the ground floor of the market

Despite reporting a $829M Q3 loss, shares are up as the Canadian weed giant predicts US legalization will spur profits

Big bureaucracies lengthen time from harvest to retail, increasing pathogens and need for irradiation

With Democrats in complete control of US Congress, it could be a new era for reform and American pot stock opportunity

While the OCS says it's fighting the illicit market in its Q2 report, a Toronto retailer offers other ways to make Ontario's legal pot better

But approving 80 retail licences a month will lead to saturation in some regions, according to BCMI analyst Chris Damas

Ontario's Auditor General found from Sept. 2019 to July 2020, cannabis stores had 84,228 fewer units on hand than recorded in their inventory systems

Through its university partnership, the firm wants to attract big pharma backers by making 100,000s of novel psychedelic derivatives for new precision medicine

But business owners question why the provincial distributor should have a say in their policies at all

The Ontario-based super-producer saw Q2 sales grow 23% while it adjusted its US expansion strategy for a Democrat in the White House

Chris Damas of BCMI is skeptical the craft beer deal will give the Canadian producer a strong foothold in the US

Radio-host-turned-weed-retailer Mike Babins's years of patiently playing the long-game is finally paying off

Analyst Chris Damas gives investors his industry leaders in Canada and the U.S., which could win big if Democrats take power

Despite backing from researchers and city officials, The Serious Hope Society was given seven days to leave its storefront by a judge last Friday

The data firm says it aims to re-establish access to supply chain information cut off by government distributors, empowering producers and retailers

Following the OCS's release of its first-quarter report this week, attorney Trina Fraser questions the ongoing lack of transparency

Vancouver's latest retail store opens in Gastown at 231 Abbott St.

Retailers pay $36K a year for a business licence, but the city's explanation for the high costs and where that money goes isn't clear

Chipping away at a backlog of applications creates challenges for operators hoping to expand

The called-for changes could give a huge boost to local producers, if the Oct. 24 snap election doesn't backfire

Concerns have been raised that retailer Fire & Flower hasn’t done enough to protect employees following a February break-in

The once-promising producer previewed impairment charges of $1.8B, termination of UFC deal, while appointing Miguel Martin head boss

Canada's zany limits on weed drinks are continuing to confuse consumers and make Seth Rogen less rich

Regulated market should include, not set police on, the unregulated market, advocates say