The crown corporation that manages cannabis in New Brunswick, Cannabis NB, announced today a $1.4 million profit from March 30, 2020 – June 28, 2020.
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Dried cannabis sales represent 73% of Canadian market
After a brief pause from March to June, Health Canada has again begun publishing their monthly market update for the cannabis industry, with increases in
Alberta halts cannabis chocolates sales online for summer
Alberta’s cannabis distributor, the AGLC, says they will not be selling cannabis chocolates online during the summer, due to concerns with products melting in delivery.
What might farmgate cannabis sales look like in BC?
There’s been a lot of talk about so-called farmgate or farm-to-gate sales for cannabis farmers, in Canada, especially in BC, but what that might look
Australian legalization candidate pushes for cannabis reform
A cannabis legalization campaigner in Australia says the country needs full legalization and homegrow allowances so patients don’t have to rely on expensive imports from
Alberta court says THC limitation of 30mg/ml on THC oil or 10 mg per capsule was a violation of the Charter
An Alberta court has ruled that the THC limits for cannabis oils established by Health Canada under the country’s previous medical cannabis regulations are a
How Cannabis Made the Ballot in New Zealand
New Zealand citizens will head to the polls on September 19, 2020 to determine the country’s stance on adult use cannabis reform.
Kootenay cannabis growers benefit from local licensing program
Some of the Kootenay’s first cannabis growers have begun making their way through Community Futures Central Kootenay – a local program designed to help transition growers into the legal market.
Health Canada offers updates on temporary measures for cannabis industry during COVID-19
In response to ongoing Covid-19-related issues, Health Canada has issued another update to their current policies to support cannabis licence holders this week. The announcement,
Manitoba and Saskatchewan expand retail footprint with store-in-store licences
As Saskatchewan and Manitoba open to more cannabis retail licence applications, companies large and small are assessing the opportunity. Manitoba greenlit applications for new cannabis retailers on June 1, and Saskatchewan will be accepting new applications in September. Both provinces are allowing store-in-store licences.
BC Government announces $500,000 grant for Williams Lake Indian Band micro cannabis facility
The BC Government announced a $500,000 grant for the Williams Lake Indian Band’s micro cannabis facility last week as part of nearly $14 million to
Alberta Cannabis Retail: The Wild West
With a population of 4.3 million, Alberta accounts for roughly 11.5 percent of the Canadian population, and with 466 cannabis providers listed on the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) website, that’s a whole lot of access.
