Cannabis

Company says its quality cannabis 2.0 products will keep its revenues growing in future quarters

While industry decries the country's strict pot regulations, Edmonton city councillor Mike Nickel paves the way for Canada's first legal consumption lounges

Emery's new lobbying group, Fair Cannabis, calls for unison from all players big and small

Delta Separations says two of its devices meet new standards to curb concerns from federal regulators

The expo floor opened Friday allowing attendees to explore over 280 exhibitor booths

The Empire State could rival California's legal cannabis market as the largest in the world

After a unanimous city council vote, Mayor Lisa Helps will write a letter to the province

The three-day convention kicked off on a positive note at the business conference

Sales of the phase-two products will be muted due to high prices and unexpected health risks, says Lightwater Partners Ltd. analyst

Mike Dirnt, who has stake in the company, announced the offering of up to US$10 million

The Vancouver expo runs from Jan. 9 to 11 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

While Ontario plans to open 20 stores a month by April, Canopy announced it's working with current licence holders to open 10 new Tokyo Smoke locations

The rugby team will sport an ad for the their hemp-derived cream Rugby Strength

The company’s stock rose 17 per cent following news of technological advancement

Developed brands and cash flow will separate the winners from the losers over the next 12 months

Teabags with 10mg CBD are 7 times more expensive than the equivalent amount of CBD oil, one user points out

New state law provides incentives for people disproportionately impacted by enforcement

It may have been a sobering year for the legal weed industry, but cannabis still made major waves in society, politics and science in 2019

An analysis of Health Canada's report shows a contrast between Trudeau's strict mandate and the relatively small societal harm caused by cannabis

Drug Policy Alliance calls for harm reduction over the holidays

While the impairment may be different, the effect is the same: decreased reaction time and increased danger, according to a chief safety strategist

Elevated dining experiences hosted by Canadian cannabis chefs have been attracting global attention, but infused restaurants remain unregulated

‘We’re selling through all the product categories,’ says Delta 9 CEO

'The latest statistics – which show that vaping has doubled among high school students – are alarming,' Health Minister says

'Keith represents the type of person who made cannabis law reform happen in Canada,' says Jodie Emery

Aquaponics company Habitat Craft Cannabis is the first licensed producer of both organic weed and fish

DUI lawyer says calls for standardized drug testing for impaired car crashes would do more harm than good

The B.C.-based producer has been making moves lately, and investors are taking notice

Rates of cannabis vaping doubled between 2018 and 2019

The authority's implication that obligatory time with extended family is best spent sober comes amid an onslaught of messaging about substance use

No exact date set, but BC distributor ‘expects 2.0 products to trickle in over the coming weeks’

Retailers will be able to apply for and open new stores by April 2020

Education company’s unsurprising numbers indicate most people don’t like expensive, inconvenient weed

James E. Wagner Cultivation plans 2,000 square foot store at its flagship facility in Kitchener, Ont.

Drug screening will also test for opioids and players who test positive will be referred to treatment, not punished

Domestic companies and big international players are already poised to cash in

Police officers can hand out $672 fines for anyone caught with illicit or unlabelled cannabis

Akerna's solo science cryptographically-secured stamp lets cannabis consumers verify their own pot products

A damning report by RE/MAX points the finger at provincial policy for lowering land value since legalization

Despite medical cannabis being legal since 2010, Washington, D.C., students are still in the dark