A cannabis retailer operating on First Nations land near Enderby, BC, says she will soon have to close her doors for good due to competition from others in the community.
Author: David Brown
David Brown writes about cannabis policy and industry stuff and lives in British Columbia. He likes plants.
Hop latent viroid continues to spread across Canada
A disease that severely damages cannabis plants is rapidly spreading across Canada.
US border agents seize more than 2,000 pounds of cannabis in shipment from Canada
US Customs and Border Protection Officers seized more than 2,000 pounds of cannabis coming in from Canada on Thursday.
Life Cycle Botanics ready to supply genetics to growers
Life Cycle Botanics is a cannabis nursery operating on BC’s Vancouver Island getting ready to begin supplying new genetics to commercial cultivators, especially those in BC.
BC Chamber of Commerce calls on province to address municipal “cannabis deserts”
BC’s Chamber of Commerce criticizes province for allowing municipalities to create “cannabis deserts” that hold back the industry.
BC Chamber of Commerce calls on major changes to BC cannabis laws, policy
The BC Chamber of Commerce Cannabis Working Group has released a report detailing their recommendations on how to build the legal industry in the province.
BC’s outdoor growers make their way from field to shelf
Outdoor cannabis growers in BC have finished their season and brought in their crops and are now waiting for their products to make their way
BC to launch Indigenous cannabis shelf space program January 18
The BC government says they plan to launch their Indigenous Shelf Space Program on January 18.
BC cannabis producers prepare for farmgate, but questions remain
Cannabis producers in BC are looking forward to more details about the province’s farmgate program, to be announced sometime this year.
Injunction prevents Ontario town from shutting down medical cannabis growers
An Ontario Superior Court Justice has granted an injunction to two medical cannabis growers after their township tried to shut them down. The property in
Study jumps to several conclusions, blames legalization on an increase in hospital visits among young Ontarians
A new study showing emergency room visits for young Ontarians has increased since cannabis was legalized in 2018 is making the rounds in the media.
Micro processor Uniik Organica brings topicals and creams to market
Uniik Organica is a micro processor in Quebec with a line of body care products being launched in provinces in 2022.
