Pot Sales in Canada Have Been Released and the Most Random Province Is Beating Everyone by a Long Shot
Statistics Canada discovered the province with the highest legal pot sales since the drug’s legalization.
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New Brunswickers Spent More Than $8 Million on Cannabis in Just Four Months
Cannabis NB is touting revenues of more than $8 million dollars in its first quarter.
Ex-NFL Player Tiki Barber Now Invests in Pot
Tiki Barber, formerly a star running back for the New York Giants, has worn many different hats since retiring from the NFL in 2007. But Barber’s latest venture is a little more controversial.
Top Selling Edible CEO Shares Advice on Getting into Cannabis
Nancy Whiteman is the founder and CEO of Wana Brands, a Colorado based company that produces cannabis infused edibles, and more recently WanaCaps XR, a series of extended released cannabis capsules.
The Cannabis Tally: 77 Municipalities Across Ontario Opt Out, 337 Opt In
Dozens of Ontario cities, towns and villages have hung keep-out signs on their borders, opting out of hosting pot shops.
Canada’s Chronic Shortage of Legal Cannabis Expected to Drag Out for Years
One industry insider expects shortage to continue until 2022, as more legal cannabis diverted to edibles.
In 8-3 Vote, Councillors Opt In, Allowing Retail Cannabis Stores
In an 8-3 vote, city councillors opted in on Monday night, allowing a retail cannabis store despite a long lineup of residents expressing vehement opposition.
20 Women Set to Dominate the International Cannabis Space in 2019
These women are fiercely seeking to advance female representation within the industry
Cannabis Stocks Break Their Three-Week Winning Streak, Despite Positive Pot News in U.S.
Last week brought some good news for U.S. cannabis policy and a major milestone with a Canadian producer moving into the American hemp market.
As Cannabis Deadline Looms, 170 Ontario Municipalities Still Have Not Decided on Opting Out of Stores
As the Jan. 22 deadline to accept or decline cannabis shops looms, more than a third of the 414 eligible municipalities in the province have yet to decide.
