Canada

Founder Neil Magnuson says his harm-reduction society won't give up — even after being raided and evicted from its storefront

The Saskatchewan craft grower's dedication to quality shows leadership despite costly shutdown to remove the fungus

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

With Democrats still in range of taking the US Senate, the country's biggest operators could pull even further ahead of their Canadian counterparts, says Pierce Crosby of TradingView

In its first roundtable, the National Cannabis Working Group spoke on a number of industry-related pain points

Incoming lower microbial limits could force small growers to irradiate their product, hiking costs and hurting quality in the process

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

As part of National Pain Awareness Week, Canopy's chief medical officer discusses how Canadians are navigating chronic pain with weed

Nov. 11, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s National Cannabis Working Group begins a series of roundtables on regulatory reforms that would benefit the sector

Federal investment in Canada's cannabis industry would create significant job growth, says ACCRES president Matthew Greenwood

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

A well-run online event took attendees through informative panels featuring some of the industry's most prominent voices and topics

Ottawa should audit the personal medical cannabis growing regime and allow medical growers to sell to the legal market: David Clement of the CCC

Supply gluts, collapsing wholesale prices and Canadian regulations put an incoming 360,000 kgs of outdoor weed at risk of going unsold

A recent questionnaire highlights how a taxed system with strictly commercial access leaves patients treating themselves outside official channels

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

Figures from 2019 vary significantly with previous news reports, which could land Health Canada in hot water if it can't explain why

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

To improve safety and access, officials should heed calls to authorize pharmacies, legitimize compassion clubs and support harm-reduction groups

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

As part of its legislated review of the Cannabis Act, the country should account for the impacts of enforcement on racialized communities

Projections from industry analysts, conflicting data and expert opinion call StatsCan's survey-based figures into question

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

Quebec and Manitoba initially banned cultivating cannabis at home. Meet the Canadians taking their provinces to court to change that

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

Partnership goes from 'game-on' to game-over as Aurora exits, refutes wrongdoing

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

Tyler Robson explains how beverage sales are ramping up in Canada and how new emulsion tech gives his company an edge in terms of user experience

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

Data suggest gummies are primed to increase sales share and there's opportunity for new brands to enter the space

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

'They should be ashamed of themselves,' says NORML Canada executive director

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

Authors of the rare qualitative research say health services must incorporate evidence that cannabis can reduce more harmful substance use

Activist Neil Magnuson operates outside the regulated market to offer low-barrier weed as an alternative to dangerous street drugs

Facing Covid complications, leaders of the promising sector will communicate ways to be creative today and capitalize tomorrow

Signed by weed industry's biggest players, it will hold them publicly accountable to diversity targets, advocate says