Canada’s Marijuana Industry Looks Abroad for Growth
Countries like Spain, Italy, and Colombia are likely the next growth opportunities for Canadian cannabis companies after a flurry of consolidation at home.
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From Pork to Pot: Cannabis Cultivation in Former Winnipeg Maple Leaf Meat Plant
A Toronto-based pot producer is taking over the former Maple Leaf Foods meat plant in Winnipeg.
Seven Ways to Boost Your Cannabis Flower’s Power
Whether you’re a medical or recreational cannabis user, things are getting pricey out there.
Bank of Montreal Muscles Into Marijuana M&A by Advising Aurora in Biggest Deal Yet
Bank of Montreal is emerging as the most aggressive of Canada’s big banks in the cannabis industry.
Cannabidiol Oil Won’t Get You Buzzed but It Could Get You Busted
CBD oil is a controlled substance — and the ‘jury is still out’ on its health benefits.
Conservative Staffer Fired After Urging Senators to Delay Vote on Marijuana Legalization Bill
The June 7 deadline could not have been met were senators to adopt the proposal advanced by Malcolm Armstrong, who argued that a special committee should examine a lengthy list of complex issues.
Health Canada Requires That Marijuana Waste Be Destroyed — but Is It a Missed Opportunity?
Licensed marijuana producers in Canada are throwing out thousands of kilograms of plant waste each year in what some of them say is a missed opportunity to find other uses for the byproduct.
Plain Legal Pot Packaging Not Doing Canadian Consumers Any Favours, Report Says
When marijuana is legalized in Canada this summer, the government plans to sell it in plain packaging that is a single, uniform colour and does not include any graphics or images.
Canada’s Appetite for Legal Cannabis Could be Almost as Big as it is for Wine, CIBC says
Bank pegs value of recreational market at $6.5B in Canada.
Secrecy Surrounds Possible Raid on Saanich-based Pot Edibles Company
Police have raided a Saanich-based business that CTV News has learned is a major player in the cannabis edibles industry.
