Canadians Continue to Buy Cannabis Illegally
Nearly half of Canadian cannabis consumers purchase their weed illegally, reveals Statistics Canada’s National Cannabis Survey released Thursday (Aug. 15).
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Here’s Why California’s Cannabis Black Market Won’t Go Away
As we all know, Prop 64 legalized cannabis for adult use in California.
Ontario’s Slow Rollout of Weed Stores Could Help the Black Market Thrive for Longer
Ontario says there is a shortage of legal cannabis, but the federal government, and regulatory bodies from other provinces say that’s not true.
High Cannabis Taxes Keep Black Market Alive in California
Two years ago, California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 64, which legalized adult cannabis use. Fast forward two years later, and the illicit market is “getting worse, not better.”
These Are the Biggest Threats to the Cannabis Industry, According to Top CEOs in the Space
The nascent marijuana industry has made significant strides over the past several years.
Critics Say Sticker Shock at Cannabis Prices Will Push Customers Back to the Black Market
Statistics Canada says legal buyers paid $9.70 for cannabis compared to $6.51 on the black market.
More Legal Cannabis Needed to Break Black Market: Province
But Health Canada pushes back against notion of a national cannabis shortage.
25th Annual 4/20 Protest Set to Bloom In the Legal Cannabis Desert
CANNABIS CULTURE – It’s been six-months since the Canadian Liberal Government imposed their exclusionary legalization plan. Six months, and Canada remains a legal cannabis desert. Even worse, ethically run, job-providing dispensaries have been forced to close nationwide while well-connected licensed producers have come nowhere near supplying the medical market, let alone the recreational one.
Canada’s Black Market for Cannabis Remained Strong in Fourth Quarter
Aurora completes acquisition of Whistler Medical, CannTrust files shelf for up to C$700 million of debt and equity.
Ontario Delivers Yet Another Cannabis Decision That Hurts Retailers and Helps Illegal Dealers
Opinion: A monopoly on e-commerce benefits the government, and the black market, at the expense of consumers.
