Canada-wide Cannabis Shortages Could Last Years, Producers Warn
The supply shortages that have plagued many provinces in the first month of legal cannabis will likely persist for years, industry insiders say.
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Weed May Play a Role in Weight Loss
Studies have shown that cannabis users are less obese than non-users. Scientists are trying to figure out why.
The Weekly Spin: on Landis, Cannabis, and Navigating Sponsorship Law
On October 4, Floyd Landis announced that his Colorado-based cannabis business, Floyd’s of Leadville, was taking on the title sponsorship of Silber Pro Cycling, a Canadian Continental team.
Cannabis Industry Says It Needs More Approved Growers to Meet Canadian Demand
More fully-licensed cannabis growers and cultivation space are needed to meet a voracious demand for legal marijuana, a spokesman for the industry said last week.
‘It’s Crazy!’: Quebec’s Ban on Sales of Anything With Words or Images of Pot Riles Business Owners
‘We’re standing up for cannabis culture,’ says Christopher Mennillo, co-owner of a head shop chain.
Local Pot Grower Looks to Other Countries as Greenhouse Jobs Go Unfilled
‘We’re standing up for cannabis culture,’ says Christopher Mennillo, co-owner of a head shop chain.
Aurora Stock Falls as Earnings Show Cannabis Company’s Investments Are Still the Big Earners
Marketing costs doubled ahead of Canadian marijuana legalization, but medical pot still the bulk of Aurora’s business.
Why People Love CBD — the Cannabis Product That Won’t Get You High
The wave of marijuana legalization in recent years has more and more Americans toking up legally and experimenting with everything from candy to skincare products infused with cannabis.
Cannabis Company Hopes to Replace Jobs Lost in Mill Closure in Small B.C. Town
Arnold Meyer spent 40 years working at the Tolko Industries Ltd. mill in Merritt, B.C., but then he faced the reality of being laid off.
Cannabis Edibles, Drinks Will Mark ‘2nd Wave’ of Legalization
Producers developing new products ahead of next October.
