The Museum of Art and History in Nelson, BC opened its cannabis exhibit on Friday, November 26. Titled The Grow Show, curator Arin Fay said she wanted to portray the “complicated story of cannabis in the Kootenays from a variety of perspectives”.
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Auditor General report: What Ontario is doing well, where it needs improvement on cannabis
A new report from the Office of the Auditor General of Ontario has several critiques of how the Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation is managing cannabis
Recall of Shelter’s White Chocolate Diamonds
Agro-Greens Natural Products has recalled one lot of dried cannabis, Shelter Craft x Kootenay’s Finest Organic White Chocolate Diamonds 3.5g Dried Cannabis sold in BC, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Bill tabled in New Brunswick to allow private cannabis stores
A bill that would open up New Brunswick to private retail cannabis stores was presented today by Finance Minister Ernie Steeves.
S. Australian legalization bill follows Canada’s lead
The Australian Green Party has released a bill that proposes to legalize and regulate cannabis in South Australia.
New Brunswick’s second farmgate store prepares to open its doors
New Brunswickers will soon have another new farmgate store to purchase cannabis from. Eco Canadian Organic, located in Rexton, New Brunswick, announced their cannabis farmgate
Victoria Budtender who was fired for unionizing gets job back
A Budtender in Victoria is going back to work after he was fired three weeks ago for what he and a local union says was due to his effort to organize workers.
Metro Van wants all cannabis VOC feedback by December 15
Metro Vancouver has extended their feedback timeline on their updated proposals for an emission regulation for cannabis production and processing in the region.
Ontario: Testing result of illicit cannabis products show high levels of pesticides, inaccurate THC levels
The OPP have shared testing results from vape products and dried flower seized from the illicit market, showing high levels of pesticides and much lower than advertised THC levels.
Richmond cannabis applicant delayed again pending site review, says BC Court of Appeal
The BC Court of Appeals says the city of Richmond does not need to issue a building permit to a cannabis greenhouse seeking to operate on ALR land within the city, pending review of the site.
Quebec sold $142 million in cannabis over the summer
The Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC) recently published its second quarterly results of the 2021-2022 fiscal year (June 20 to September 11, 2021), with sales of $142 million, bringing in $19 million in revenue for the province.
Lift & Co. Expo 2021 tops expectations in the cannabis and psychedelics industries
That’s a wrap on Lift & Co. Expo 2021. This year was something really special for the four-day cannabis and psychedelics conference and trade show, spotlighting new trends, innovative thought leadership, and exclusive networking opportunities.
