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Canadian cannabis 2.0 sales are on the rise and other weekly insights from the data firm

Medical and therapeutic benefits are clear even if scalability isn't

The operator of the world's largest weed store reported US$16.6 million in Q1 revenue, but now it can only offer delivery during COVID-19 crisis

The latest in a series of aggressive cutbacks spearheaded by new CEO David Klein

COVID-19 has cooled the overall demand for extraction services, but executives hold out hope for the rest of 2020

The company said lower general sales volumes were offset by higher medical and international sales

Company board approves 1-for-12 share consolidation plan in attempt to remain listed on NYSE

The psychedelic medicine company has surged since going public last month and is quickly expanding its research footprint

The non-psychoactive formulation completed its preclinical trial Monday

The company said it's upped wages for existing employees and started a lunch program to support local restaurants

A new Journal of the American Medical Association study shows a five-fold jump in EVALI cases in states that prohibit weed

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

Cannabis lawyer Ranjeev Dhillon remains optimistic for the longevity of the industry despite the pandemic-related market meltdown

Patients can transfer between pharmacies and retain prescriptions for up to one year

The Floridian medical cannabis giant had a total of 44 stores nationwide by the end of 2019

While store owners welcomed the news, more operational details have to be worked out

The producer will keep a skeleton crew employed at its New Brunswick facility to keep up with Canadian market demand

A Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey found 76% are most concerned with looming bills

Businesses have to apply through a bank, many of which still refuse to work with cannabis

Company said it closed its three Ontario locations after the province removed cannabis businesses as essential amid COVID-19 shutdowns

The retailer will be offering curbside pickup in Saskatchewan and is asking Ontario allow more online options for private retailers

The Seattle-based online weed source said the delivery service will help keep consumers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic

After receiving new COVID-19 guidance from health officials, a new round of shutdowns has been ordered

Lutheran Social Services in America and Trulieve to produce informational YouTube videos on available social services

Medical cannabis was included on the federal list of essential services following a petition initiated by CFAMM

Company also completes first international shipment to Israel

Study found 61 per cent of participants felt a psychedelic-like high after taking placebo pill

New Zealand's Medicinal Cannabis Scheme came into effect April 1 to give Kiwi patients better access to quality weed products

1933 attributed most of the losses to the completion of two cost-heavy projects

Hearty cultivar brings a new meaning to frosty trichomes, company says

Columbia Care is the first U.S. operator to get a dual listing in Canada, while BC-based Valens is set to graduate to the TSX

Product testing still has to be conducted by licensed laboratories

The cannabis extractor saw its share price slide 18 per cent after posting a sizeable decline in Q4 revenue

While most of the country is under lockdown, enforcement of illicit cannabis continues

New Brunswick's provincial retailer is ratcheting up precautions as B.C. deems weed retail essential

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

The delivery service will reach 9 million Ontarians in roughly 2 weeks, company says

Legal Tender launches petition calling for equitable treatment by BDC

The coronavirus pandemic exasperated existing financial problems for TGOD, who posted losses of $195.75 million for the 2019 fiscal year

Ontario and Quebec included cannabis stores as an essential service, but Prince Edward Island has closed its liquor and cannabis stores