Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth urged consumers to buy cannabis from regulated sources
Concern over too many licensed pot shops grouping together was brought up several times before the 8-4 vote
The regulator has introduced an abbreviated licensing process for buyers of already-licensed facilities
According to Veterans Affairs Canada, a record number of nearly 16,000 clients were paid back for medical weed
Sharing environment, social and governance data, these reports have gained significant importance in the eyes of Canadian investors
Students would be the first in Canada to buy legal cannabis on campus
As companies across the Canadian industry sell out, MTL Cannabis is buying into its own vision for success
Recreational cannabis spending reached a record $9.62M on a per-day basis in March, according to StatsCan's latest retail figures
As the stalwart compassion club looks for more political support in its fight to exist, it can't count on what appears to be a likely ally
A man believed by police to be associated with the property was arrested and released on Friday
With a massive $164.7M Q3 loss and a second round of cuts, the Edmonton producer is illustrative of troubles in the Canadian cannabis industry
While medical cannabis is excluded from the pharmaceutical supply chain, the deal sets a precedent for other health care institutions to follow suit
Terpenes for Well-Being... dives into the anti-stress techniques of aromatherapy while employing pot as an ingredient for self-care
As active client registrations drop 15%, it's time to remove barriers like taxes in Canada's medical cannabis program, says a leading expert and advocate
But Chris Damas of the BCMI Cannabis Report notes the Aphria-merged firm will command a strong presence in Europe's medical cannabis market
Aside from impairment testing, Ontario-based Zentrela wants to work with cannabis producers to generate accurate product claims
Brands with the highly anticipated new distinction include Msiku, Tenzo and Royal City Cannabis Co.
Studies show the low-dose, smokeless device is effective at treating chronic pain without psychoactive effects
Monthly cannabis sales dipped slightly in the shortest month of the year, but daily purchases were up 4%
The raid comes amid reports of increased police presence in the area and incoming warrants for growers
Study aims to prove safety of psilocybe mushrooms so Canadian regulators can expand access to psychedelic therapy
After 28K votes from Canadian cannabis consumers were cast, GTEC's premium BC brand rose to the top of 96 entrants
With around a dozen new high-CBD hemp varieties approved, companies eye low-cost production and looser cannabidiol rules
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
While the CQA says it's developed an unbiased program to help Canadian producers with marketing, craft growers call its directors 'parasites'
Although the Canadian company leads across several categories and jurisdictions, it's battling against price compression and packaging costs to win
The resource-rich country produces less emissions than the US, but it's still a big problem that government isn't tracking and firms don't want to talk about
Vancouver activist Dana Larsen is pushing the drug-reform conversation past cannabis by opening the doors of his entheogenic coffee shop
Potanicals joins UFCW 1518's BC BUD division as more cannabis workers seek job security and safety in emerging industry
The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club lawyers have convinced the club's landlord to renew its lease for another three years
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
As Canada's first Black-owned licensed producer, its founders are using their platform to help aspiring BIPOC enter the industry
Better data would allow researchers to test the effectiveness of regulations and lead to a more robust market overall, experts say
It's essential to test products pre-launch as they can create bad consumer experiences, says Nextleaf Solutions, which just got approved for human trials
The micro-cultivator has been nominated by Moose Range country for an award based on job creation, sustainability and quality cannabis farming
By giving a portion of proceeds to artists, LOOP/POOL distinguishes itself in Canadian cannabis by putting a message ahead of its products
This Saturday, the Canadian MMA athlete takes his therapeutic-use exemption into the ring for the first time







































