Canada

Cannabis Amnesty honours HotBox Cafe founder's two decades of advocacy in Toronto

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

But during COVID-19, other data show an ensuing sales surge and a 4/20 boost

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

Celebrate the world's longest running cannabis prohibition protest by staying home

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

As prisons around the world depopulate, Canada should consider expunging cannabis offences says NORML Canada executive director Caryma Sa'd

Valens and Neptune’s formulations are in line with official guidance, while others are not

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

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

After 42 years of lobbying for cannabis policy reform, the advocacy group is refocusing its mandate to promote equitable, functional weed laws

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

As misinformation spreads like a virus, Cannalogue wants to conduct research to see if CBD can be used to fight the pandemic

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

For a nation new to legal weed, it begs the question: Can cannabis help Canadians cope with the stress of COVID-19?

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

Backed by three MPs, the cannabis sector is calling on the Trudeau government for equitable access to federal COVID-19 stimulus funding

Province's policies continue to marginalize medical cannabis patients, says advocate

Forget clinical studies, Cannametrics crunches user reviews to calculate how cannabinoids and terpenes will make you feel

While producers implement social distancing policies to maintain full operations, some pot companies have issued temporary layoffs and shutdowns

Kyp Rowe with Shelter's Craft Collective is reaching out to provincial wholesalers to teach the market value of micro cultivation

The company's statement was released after news of the shutdowns was leaked on Twitter by Betting Bruiser

Councillors also voted to ban advertising for vapes and e-cigarettes

With a population of 5.7 million, Colorado recently reported legal weed sales of US$1.75 billion for 2019

After being robbed, the retailer is scrapping its covered windows to promote workplace safety

Two out of seven Clarity Cannabis retail locations joined UFCW local 1518

Canopy stock jumped almost 16 per cent on the third-quarter earnings report

The pot giant announced a third-quarter net loss of $1.3 billion and a 27 per cent decline in cannabis sales

Tom Adams of BDS Analytics says stocks will by buoyed by global legal cannabis sales reaching US$42.7 billion in five years

A business case for inexpensively adding cannabis to a small farm to pay a living wage

Ontario announced today it is also exploring the business opportunities of legal cannabis consumption sites

Aurora Cannabis announced Thursday its CEO is stepping down, making it the sixth company to part with its top boss in 2020

Three out of 10 Canadian facilities are now EU GMP certified

The Bay State and its 6.9 million residents have averaged $45 million in monthly legal weed sales since November 2018

Dr. Ian Mitchell of Kamloops is calling out medical professionals across Canada for spreading misinformation on pot

To eradicate poverty the government offers seeds, logistical help and up to 18 months of unlicensed cultivation

Okanagan College wants to provide the skills cannabis retail managers are looking for with a new course that launches Feb. 17