New Brunswick has opened ten opportunities to bid on public tenders for new private cannabis stores in the province.
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Cannabis NB adds new “pop-up” location in Saint John and new corporate store in Woodstock
Cannabis NB is adding two new stores to its network, a pop-up store in Saint John and a new corporate store in Woodstock.
New Brunswick’s third cannabis farmgate store opens in Miramichi
New Brunswick’s third cannabis farmgate store, Sana’a Craft Cannabis, opened on April 20 offering four different cannabis flowers grown in-house.
Cannabis clone sales making a splash in Atlantic Canada
Two Maritimes-based cannabis growers are making a splash selling cannabis clones from their own retail locations.
Updated: RFP process for new private CannabisNB stores to begin summer or fall
New Brunswick has now passed legislation to allow for new privately run cannabis stores in the province.
Cannabis NB pays off $37 million startup loan
Cannabis New Brunswick has now paid off the startup loan it received from the New Brunswick Liquor Corporation. The provincial cannabis agency has now paid
New Brunswickers now voting in second annual Cannabis NB Cup
New Brunswickers have until April 15 to take part in the province’s second Cannabis NB Cup, a contest featuring cannabis grown across Canada.
Third cannabis farmgate store coming to New Brunswick
New Brunswickers in the Miramichi area will soon be able to buy cannabis directly from the grower at a new cannabis farmgate store in Chatham.
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.
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
New Brunswick producer announces province’s first cannabis farmgate store
Consumers in New Brunswick can now buy cannabis directly from the producer.
NB Research shows THC levels in black market are much lower than advertised
A recent report from the New Brunswick Research and Productivity Council compares testing results between legal and illegal cannabis products.
