Nova Scotia elected a new Progressive Conservative government into power on August 17, run by their new Premier Tim Houston. Houston’s party replaced the Liberal
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Nova Scotia micro releases their first products into local market
Cannabis consumers in Nova Scotia now have a chance to support a local micro cultivator who is just getting its first harvest to shelves this month.
NS RCMP raid three dispensaries in Millbrook First Nation
On June 2, 2021, RCMP in Nova Scotia executed search warrants at three unlicensed cannabis dispensaries on the Millbrook First Nation.
Six new cannabis stores coming to Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia will be opening six new cannabis stores in April and May, adding to the current 24 NSLC retail cannabis locations across the province.
Origin Coast on micro cultivation and starting small
Licenced in February 2021, Origin Coast is a micro cultivator and processor located in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
Only 4% of impaired driving charges in Nova Scotia in 2020 were drug related
Despite significant concern of an increase in cannabis impaired driving in Canada following legalization, new info out of Nova Scotia, eastern Canada, shows no such increases.
Court throws out cannabis charges after police search package without warrant
A Nova Scotia man who was arrested in 2018 for having 133 pounds of cannabis shipped to him from BC was found not guilty this week by a Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge.
Nova Scotia RCMP raid four unlicensed cannabis stores in Cole Harbor
Police in Nova Scotia raided five unlicensed cannabis stores today in Cole Harbour on the Cole Harbor Indian Reserve No 30. Nova Scotia RCMP says
Nova Scotia RCMP raid unlicensed cannabis store following months of engagement
On December 17, RCMP in Eskasoni, Nova Scotia searched an unlicensed cannabis storefront, seizing a “significant quantity” of cannabis and resulting in one charge being laid.
Tidal Leaf Farms
Lee McMahon says starting a small cannabis farm, Tidal Leaf Farm, on his family’s Nova Scotia farm has been a dream come true.
Supreme Court declines to hear appeal in Organigram pesticide case
The Canadian Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal of a Nova Scotia court ruling dealing with a claim against Organigram for using unauthorized
Annapolis Valley Craft Cannabis
Adam Webster, his father Donald, and his mother Deenie started Annapolis Valley Craft Cannabis as a way to better utilize their relatively small plot of farmland in north western Nova Scotia, just off the Bay of Fundy.
