Data

During the pandemic, women were about twice as likely as men to use cannabis more frequently to manage anxiety

A new Deloitte report highlights pot's massive economic contributions, while operators continue to battle regulatory absurdities

The stronger preference for flower is steady across demographics

Canadians' attitudes haven't shifted much over the past year

Lockdowns and stimulus cheques were responsible for an irregular boost in buying weed

While THC can cause temporary dose-dependent psychotic symptoms, researchers note that some clinical findings suggest CBD has a different effect

A total 27 million cannabis vape units were sold over the three-month period in both countries, generating over US$900 million in revenue

72% of cannabis users say that everyone, or almost everyone, they know consumes cannabis

Cannabis sales have been 25% higher than estimated revenue if the pandemic didn't happen

But weed farmers face barriers to many of the subsidies and services afforded to other agricultural businesses

Whether dressing up for a night on the town, or curling up for a scary movie at home, many will supplement their celebrations with weed

According to data firm BDSA, rapid expansion of US markets is the primary driver of cannabis sales growth over the next 5 years

Researchers identify 3 animals of concern because their habitats overlap with illicit sites that use toxic pesticides

A new report shows differing preferences between Canadians and Americans, as well as men and women

If a remote worker is getting high at home during the pandemic, it’s usually during a break or near the end of a shift

40% of Canadians say they support brick-and-mortar weed stores

The data firm's projected market size for Canada remains at US$4B

'For the last 12 to 18 months, these drugs are just stronger and stronger,' says BC paramedic

According to Veterans Affairs Canada, a record number of nearly 16,000 clients were paid back for medical weed

As active client registrations drop 15%, it's time to remove barriers like taxes in Canada's medical cannabis program, says a leading expert and advocate

Monthly cannabis sales dipped slightly in the shortest month of the year, but daily purchases were up 4%

Despite ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, data firms and cannabis companies report record sales on the stoner holiday

Better data would allow researchers to test the effectiveness of regulations and lead to a more robust market overall, experts say

Ontario led all provinces in Q4 with $251 million in legal weed sales, according to the OCS's latest quarterly report

Coming of legal age by the day, cannabis's fastest growing consumer demographic is motivated by identity formation, experts say

Despite new lockdown orders issued in some provinces, recreational weed sales climbed 14.3% in December to $298.4M

Pricing depends on various factors including competition, a spokesperson says, who confirmed no customer data was leaked

Led by robust medical markets in Israel and Germany, 13,849 kg of dried flower and 10,494 L of oil was shipped out of country

In the first substitution study to track individual use over time, researchers found stark drops in use of opioids and other medications

Lead researcher and Tilray VP Philippe Lucas says new data shows why Canada regulating weed on par with alcohol would reduce societal harms

A recent questionnaire highlights how a taxed system with strictly commercial access leaves patients treating themselves outside official channels

The data firm says it aims to re-establish access to supply chain information cut off by government distributors, empowering producers and retailers

Following the OCS's release of its first-quarter report this week, attorney Trina Fraser questions the ongoing lack of transparency

Figures from 2019 vary significantly with previous news reports, which could land Health Canada in hot water if it can't explain why