Cannabis Canada: Aphria Expects Full Capacity at Newly-Licensed Diamond Facility: Interim CEO
Aphria to ramp up newly-licensed facility to full capacity, relies on automation to drive down production costs: interim CEO
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Council to Look at Creating Rules for Edmonton Cannabis Lounges
Councillor Mike Nickel sees a hole in Edmonton’s bylaws and regulations that he wants to see filled. Nowhere are there rules for city staff to use for cannabis lounges.
Medical Cannabis Trial Will Target 20,000 UK Patients
Up to 20,000 patients in the UK are to be given medical cannabis over a two-year period in an initiative that aims to create the largest body of evidence on the drug in Europe.
Cannabis Could Be Used to Treat Bladder Cancer in Dogs, Guelph Researchers Say
Sam Hocker hopes research will pave the way to a possible alternative to treat cancer in dogs.
Cannabis Industry Pink Slips Keep Rolling In
Over the coming decade, cannabis is liable to be one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Although estimates on Wall Street vary wildly — which is to be expected in an industry that has no modern legal precedent — the legal pot industry could see sales rise between five and 18 times by 2030Read More
Medical Cannabis: Why Are Doctors Still Not Prescribing It?
Like most teenagers, Lucy Stafford has plans.
Seniors’ Cannabis Use Accelerating Post-Legalization
Older people more likely to target medicinal uses, but legally.
B.C. Government Cracks Down on Unlicensed Vancouver Cannabis Dispensaries
The B.C. government’s Community Safety Unit (CSU) raided the Medical Cannabis Society store at 1182 Thurlow Street just after 10 a.m. on October 30 with Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers in tow to keep the peace.
Targets Cannabis Novices With Unveiling of 13 Drinks and Three Chocolates
Canopy Growth Corp. is making a play for cannabis novices with most of the mild-dosage THC- and CBD-infused beverages that the Smiths Falls-based company unveiled Tuesday.
Quebec Raises Legal Age for Cannabis to 21; Critics Say It Will Only Drive Illegal Sales
After a year of being able to purchase cannabis legally from age 18, Quebecers will now have to wait until they turn 21.
