Okanagan Cannabis Extraction Company Enjoying ‘Hyper’ Expansion
Vitalis Extraction Technology is a fast growing Okanagan company.
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B.C.’s Eight-Store Limit Frustrates Vancouver Cannabis Entrepreneurs
During the summer, about nine months after Canada legalized recreational cannabis sales, the rollout of legal retail stores was still slowly blossoming in Vancouver — only seven stores were fully licensed and open. Many were mired in the province’s lengthy application process. Thirty-five of the provincial licence applications being processed were intended for locations inRead More
Sky High Becomes Squamish’s First Provincially-Licensed Cannabis Dispensary
Squamish officially has its first provincially-licensed cannabis dispensary.
Rossland Chocolatier Plans Move to Cannabis Edibles
Council approves zoning change to accomodate processing facility.
Cannabis Stores Available to Purchase for First Time on B.C.’s MLS
Cannabis retail stores are being listed for sale on B.C.’s Multiple Listing Service for the first time since marijuana was legalized in Canada
Cannabis Canada: Health Canada Suspends Second Pot Firm From Growing, Selling Legal Cannabis
B.C.-based pot firm Evergreen Medicinal has licence suspended by Health Canada
B.C.’s Only Licensed First Nations Cannabis Shop Opens on Vancouver Island
The Tseshaht First Nation in Port Alberni is now operating B.C.’s first licensed cannabis store owned by a First Nation.
Legal Cannabis Sales in B.C. are Some of the Lowest in Canada. Why?
British Columbia has long been considered the cannabis capital of Canada, but new numbers from Statistics Canada show that reputation is in jeopardy, at least when it comes to retail sales.
No B.C. Driver Has Been Criminally Charged With Cannabis Impairment Since Legalization
Enforcement of B.C.’s drug-impaired driving regime is under the microscope after a Vancouver Island motorist avoided drug penalties, despite reportedly being caught by police throwing a lit joint from their vehicle.
Health Canada Revokes Licences of B.C. Cannabis Producer Agrima
Company under creditor protection as Health Canada finds ‘unauthorized activities’.
