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Its Simply Bare brand has been a hit with consumers, but can the firm translate quality product into profit? Yes, say analysts

Quarterly reports from 10 cannabis companies paint two different pictures on either side of the US-Canada border

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

The trend emphasizes the need for online product info, which can cause a consumer to jump if not available, says branding expert

Cronos says its massive cash pile will help it execute its global cannabis strategy as Covid-19 pandemic derails its US CBD strategy

A look inside Kingston, Ontario’s Calyx + Trichomes Cannabis, a business independently owned and operated by two industry veterans

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

Narbé Alexandrian speaks on his firm's approach to deal-making, why software has become more attractive and the future consolidation of cannabis retail

Province also introduces mandatory weed retail certification similar to BC's liquor sales certification

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

Company stock drops 20%, throws out previous profit targets for fiscal 2021

Alexis Bronson also alleges Harvest Health is committing stock fraud by illegally selling his upscale weed store to High Times

Erbn Green targets the 40-plus cannabis consumer with 'friendly' terpene profiles

The mega-producer's valuation rose almost 70% on the day but is still a far-cry from where many bought in

Research, therapeutic and medical drug development and investment can all flourish under pre-existing legal pathways, experts say

Not only is terpene information a cost-effective way to empower consumers, but it could play an important role in tracking Canada's sought-after genetics

CEO Mike Gorenstein forecasts a 'bumpy' road ahead for Canada's weed industry

The pot stock popped 36 per cent this week while reporting $0.04 a gram production costs in Colombia

Stateside sales accounted for 93% of revenues in the last quarter of 2019

'Why are prices at Ontario's provincial store so much higher than Quebec's?' was the top question that initially went unanswered

Earnings leader Valens was a highlight at the one-day virtual event

The company reported steady growth over the latest fiscal period, but scaled back annual projections due to coronavirus concerns

Cannabis lawyer Ranjeev Dhillon remains optimistic for the longevity of the industry despite the pandemic-related market meltdown

Businesses have to apply through a bank, many of which still refuse to work with cannabis

BDS Analytics’s CEO weighs in on the most recent round of sales data from one of the industry’s leading data firms

Analysis: Business professor says weed companies have to make tough decisions to survive the oncoming recession, as his did in the dot-com era

The cannabis extractor saw its share price slide 18 per cent after posting a sizeable decline in Q4 revenue

The producer's cash position looks grim going into the coming months

How cash-strapped small businesses work to keep their doors open despite COVID-19 concerns

Ontario and Quebec included cannabis stores as an essential service, but Prince Edward Island has closed its liquor and cannabis stores

British Columbians should be allowed the same socially distant transaction options as other provinces

John Arbuthnot says cannabis companies through this cycle will start to trade at multiples of revenue, earnings and EBITDA more so than we've ever seen

Cresco Labs said its 22 dispensaries across seven U.S. states will stay open amid the COVID-19 health crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a wave of weed stockpiling as store closures begin to sweep the country

While the pandemic exasperates the strain on producers, there are signs people are stockpiling weed along with their towers of toilet paper

Business professor says big canna needs to match illicit market on price and quality, and moving to outdoor production could be part of the solution

A company that reported Trulieve mislead investors is being sued for libel