Canadian Cannabis Laws Show Six Years of Evolution
No one expected Canada’s cannabis laws to be perfect from the get-go.
Browsing: Canada
Canadian Medical Cannabis Outcomes Study Kicks Off
A long-established medical cannabis clinic and research organisation in Canada has begun recruitment for a study of patient outcomes from personalised medical cannabis treatment plans.
OCS To Open Illegal Pop-Up “Cannabis Shop” in Toronto
The OCS will be hosting a fake cannabis store in Toronto on the sixth anniversary of legalization to highlight the need for consumers to distinguish between legal and illegal stores.
Research Unpacks Impact of Cannabis Legalization on Medical Sales
With Oct. 17 marking the sixth anniversary of Canada’s legalization of recreational cannabis, a Brock researcher says it’s time to examine how the process has impacted the medical cannabis market.
Four Cannabis Companies Included Among Top Growing Companies In Canada
Four Canadian cannabis companies made the Globe & Mail’s annual Report on Business, ranking Canada’s top growing companies.
A Tale of Two Markets: The Future of Retail Cannabis in Ontario and Quebec
If the Canadian cannabis industry were a painting, it would be more Jackson Pollock than Rembrandt.
Cannabis Retailer Tokyo Smoke To Close 29 Stores Amid Creditor Protection Proceedings
Cannabis retailer Tokyo Smoke says it will be shuttering 29 of its stores as it seeks creditor protection.
Canada’s Wholesale Cannabis Market Shifting From Buyers’ To Sellers’
While the beginning of cannabis legalization in Canada was characterized by a surplus of product, many in the industry now say that trend has been shifting to a shortage
Several Cannabis Oils, Softgels Are Being Recalled in Canada
Thousands of cannabis products are being pulled off the shelves across Canada over intoxication concerns
Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club Receives $3.2 Million Fine From BC Gov
The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club, an unlicensed medical cannabis dispensary that has been operating in Victoria since the 1990s, has been issued a $3.2 million fine from the province.
