Cannabis

Stock in dominant operator of Florida's medical market hit a record high this week

Outdoor-focused cultivator remains confident despite reporting cash position of only $14 million

The company has cut back on operating expenses in an effort to weather the current economic storm

Following news of a brand re-work, the federal regulator has shared rare insight into an example of promotional non-compliance

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

Biosynthetic cannabinoids use a fraction of extraction's cost, energy, water and biomass waste

The 30 mL, 10 mg drinkable is marketed as the first 'true alternative' to smoking weed

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

Offering 'sensible rules and regulations' would better support LPs, says NORML Canada president

Unofficial guidance for the first quarter 2020 shows continued revenue growth

The new research refutes findings from previous studies that suggested a correlation

While limiting the ability to market products has spurned creative workarounds, removing regulatory handcuffs would be better for business

Shares of Hexo slipped another 5% after reporting a third-quarter net loss of $19.5 million

US-based Dutchie delivery service partners with Canopy to offer home delivery under 'evolving regulations'

Prime Minister Netanyahu says Canada's legal market will provide model for his country's system

'Para-military' force might lack de-escalation tactics when dealing with peaceful protestors, says lawyer

Company says the deal is a crucial step in bringing its cancer pain treatment to market

The company says it's already completing orders in BC and Saskatchewan

Best way to reduce police violence is to scale back funding and amount of responsibility police have, says criminology prof

The accordion loan can expand up to another $10 million

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

Cannabis is legal in Canada, but four main barriers block marginalized people from accessing the regulated market

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

Recent rule changes from Health Canada provide room to reflect on the biggest single blow to the industry's reputation

Rising revenues and increased efficiencies boost company stock

Aaron Salz with Stoic Advisory sees a brutal year ahead for Canadian cannabis companies but brighter horizons in 2021

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

Craft company gets Health Canada go ahead to ship to provincial retailers

Without clear guidance from regulators, brands like the Trailer Park Buds coming to market leads to open speculation and little else

Sponsor MP Paul Manly says he will be presenting the petitioners' requests to the House once the signature period ends in August

The latest revelation follows reports of a leaked management buyout plan called Project Greta

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

US House lawmakers introduced a cannabis bailout bill Thursday, but Denver-based Lightshade says they don't expect federal dollars to follow

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

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

Cannabis Amnesty and the Drug Policy Alliance are asking their respective governments to allow non-violent offenders to be sent home