cannabis
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Ontario to issue 50 new cannabis store licences, eight to go to First Nations
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario will hold a new lottery on Aug. 20 for the next 42 retail store authorizations.
Cannabis use jumped 40% in Canada between 2013 and 2017: UN report
The increase in Canada during this time was more pronounced in adults aged 20 or older
Edibles, other pot products, will hit shelves after mid-December: Ottawa
Final regulations will be formally published in the Canada Gazette on June 26.
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Canadian cannabis edibles, topicals market worth $2.7B: Deloitte
Pot companies, food and beverage makers are preparing to roll out their own pot-infused products.
Industry groups call for CBD to be removed from prescription drug list
Since Canada legalized pot for recreational use in October, CBD is regulated similarly to cannabis products.
Molson Coors Q1 results weaker but sees no impact from cannabis legalization
The company remains on track to launch a cannabis-infused drink once edibles are legalized in Canada.
Canopy Growth buys German medical cannabis company for $343M
C3 Cannabinoid Compound Co. has two manufacturing facilities specializing in natural extraction and synthetic cannabinoid production.
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Dealing with cannabis: Your questions answered
Resources for manufacturers that prepare for this new reality.
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Alcohol, cannabis companies form pot beverage industry group
Cannabis Beverage Producers Alliance wants to produce pot-based drinks in the same facilities as other beverages are made.
California bill encourages banks to work with pot businesses
An Assembly bill would authorize state regulators to share detailed sales, cultivation and shipping information collected from cannabis companies with banks.
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High prices and supply issues boost Canada’s illicit pot market
Supply is not the issue, it’s converting raw product into packaged goods and moving it to distributors, retailers and customers.
Station Cold Brew Coffee eyes expansion into CBD-infused beverages
Partnering with Pasha Brands as legalization of edibles approaches in October.
Closing illegal pot shops an uphill battle until demand is met, say authorities
Some operators have become especially brazen in their fight to stay open.
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Legalized cannabis: Address the safety and accommodation issues
Put policies and procedures in place to keep everyone safe.
Tax, licensing standing in the way of Indigenous cannabis entrepreneurs
Reserve politics and jurisdictional issues have complicated legalization in Indigenous communities.
