Habitat's aquaponically grown organic salmon is flowing into markets and restaurants in the Okanagan Valley
Ontario led all provinces in Q4 with $251 million in legal weed sales, according to the OCS's latest quarterly report
Amid a grim and growing number of overdose deaths, experts say that evidence is clear and compelling for cannabis as a harm-reduction tool
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
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
Recently tabled legislation seeks to eliminate mandatory minimums for all drug possession offences, but has been criticized for a lack of consultation
This week the cannabis community gave a last show of support for Greg Williams, a hero of the movement who passed away on Tuesday
Despite new lockdown orders issued in some provinces, recreational weed sales climbed 14.3% in December to $298.4M
Sectors supporting cannabis production — including consulting, automation and software — are very similar to other regulated CPG industries
Canada's longest running compassion club is asking for letters of support in its application for a federal exemption from the Cannabis Act
While the company seems sincere in its effort to make amends through a renewed patient focus, not every former client is in a rush to return
Cannabis stock spikes fueled by Reddit traders this week have little to do with fundamentals, says TradingView GM Pierce Crosby
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
Canada's legal weed industry will have to continue its long fight for a fair and sensible regulatory framework
Maine-based Desert Harvest is working with university researchers to see if its CBD-aloe vera formula can treat pain more safely and effectively than opioids
Producers say on-site stores will increase product quality, consumer education and revenues, while creating jobs and tourism opportunities
Led by robust medical markets in Israel and Germany, 13,849 kg of dried flower and 10,494 L of oil was shipped out of country
Valens expects LYF's health and wellness-focused products will help drive the edibles category to 10% of Canada's legal cannabis market
Proposed by Health Canada, the change would allow patients to access restricted substances like MDMA through the Special Access Program
The head grower of one of Canada's leading cannabis producers speaks on being quality-focused from day one and what's next for the brand
Continued stigma and regulatory burdens are causing ongoing accessibility issues for Canadian cannabis patients, group members say
Big bureaucracies lengthen time from harvest to retail, increasing pathogens and need for irradiation
Ottawa needs to follow the Lincoln State's lead and scrap its 'paltry' record suspension program
While these 365 days will be defined by a pandemic, it was also a year legal reform spread, sales soared and capital markets rallied
As more medium-to-small producers came into play this year, great weed started hitting legal shelves at fairer prices
Following a surge of interest, ibogaine therapy in the country disappeared. But recent signs show regulators are warming to the promising plant
The federal agency reports a rise in national pot use and medical cannabis registrations in 2020, as well as new enforcement data
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
And legitimate Canadian cannabis operators aren't happy with the apparent lack of enforcement
On Dec. 12, the federal agency begins a 30-day public comment period on amending regulations on research, packaging, possession limits, and more
It doesn't understand business, and it never had a mandate to do so, said Aurora's Kym Purchase in a meeting on marketing, promotions and labelling
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
A report this week revealed that career politician Bob Rae has stake in Green Amber Canada
Brock University's Michael Armstrong argues Canada's restrictive labelling rules incentivize producers to maximize THC content and minimize price
While countries with less progressive weed laws move ahead with sensible CBD regulations, Canadian professionals are putting face to palm
Canopy was fined $36K for sending 'well-intentioned' care packages to retailers in April that stayed open during early days of the pandemic
Health Canada says it considered demographic representation when choosing the group of nearly all white academics








































