Cannabis

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

Expect a slow rollout of cannabis edibles and beverages with some products scheduled for a late February release

In the all-stock transaction AgraFlora acquired Sanna for $23 million for $0.30 per share.

The province also announced plans to up its support of top-tier licensed stores

New Zealand released its draft recreational cannabis legalization bill and Brazil legalized medical weed

The CBD brand First & Free's website does not mention its parent company, Canopy, at all

Aurora Cannabis, HEXO and Sundial are facing class-action lawsuits for making misleading claims to investors

The company sold 2,840 kilograms of weed at a profit margin of 96 %

The extract-focused company posted a 17 per cent drop in gross margin quarter-over-quarter (updated)

Canopy's announcement of 5 new stores is the first sign of the province's shift in policy

After failing to share required financial statements CannTrust is in danger of losing its TSX listing

Tissue culture uses less space and labour than the traditional trimming cloning method

Only 30% of its product made it to market due to licensing issues, the Ontario producer says

The Cannabis Science Symposium explored how weed could be used for harm reduction in the overdose crisis

The company issued $15.5 million in bonds to fund the acquisition of cannabis properties

After reaching an all-time high in August, legal cannabis retail contracted across the country

Would you try the nutty, floral vodka infused with the "hippest hemp on the planet?"

The TV host's outdoor apparel company, Adv3nture, is pairing up with California cultivator Golden Seed to produce clothes made from hemp

It's a different kind of flower power, but boomers are still enjoying its mellowing effects

The conviction-expunging MORE Act has an uncertain future in the Republican-controlled Senate

Hexo's share price recovered after reports surfaced that Health Canada said it was satisfied with the company's corrective actions

California exported around 5.8 million kilograms of illegal cannabis in 2019, while New York illegally imported over 711,000 kilograms

Canada's earliest dispensaries and their patients should be exempt from the Cannabis Act, they say

Calling cannabis a gateway drug signals a deeper problem with how Americans perceive the drug, says experts

But the authors of the research published in JAMA Psychiatry say it doesn't mean legalization is a bad idea

Questions remain as to whether impairment should be measured by blood-THC or cognitive functioning

An 'unusual' raid was carried out Thursday by provincial and local law enforcement

The Canadian cannabis titan’s quarterly report shows its biggest revenue drop since legalization

Cannabis production facilities in the province will no longer be exempt from property taxes after the government announced Wednesday cannabis businesses are now considered industrial rather than agricultural.

But FDA clarity on ingestible CBD could bring a huge boost to revenues

The medicines, made by GW Pharmaceuticals, are prescribed to treat severe childhood-onset epilepsy and spasticity caused by multiple sclerosis

Westleaf says by combining forces with We Grow BC Ltd. it will create one of the largest craft cannabis companies in Canada that will be able to sell luxury products in its Prairie Records pot stores

Cannabis companies have a bad reputation when it comes to shady corporate governance, but oversight is about to get tighter

As other provinces move to expand retail, what's in store for the home of B.C. bud?