Health Canada Revokes Licences of B.C. Cannabis Producer Agrima
Company under creditor protection as Health Canada finds ‘unauthorized activities’.
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Aurora Cannabis Gets Licences for Two Outdoor Growing Facilities
Edmonton-based Aurora Cannabis has received a processing licence from Health Canada for its Aurora Air facility located near the Edmonton International Airport
New Group Organizing Cannabis-Focused Outings for Edmonton Professionals
A new Edmonton group wants to smoke out cannabis stigma by organizing social outings for professionals who are stoned.
A Walk Through the Cannabis Stock Graveyard
As one who has followed the cannabis sector closely for over six years, I have seen lots of ups and downs for its publicly-traded stocks.
Cannabis Oil Can Reduce Seizures in Kids, University of Sask. Study Suggests
Report co-author says results are preliminary but promising.
‘It’s So Difficult’: Canadian Cannabis Research Mired in Red Tape
Hundreds of academics across the country are waiting on a complex approval process to begin studying the impacts of cannabis on an array of topics including impacts on drivers, CTV News has learned.
CannTrust, ‘Leading’ Medical Cannabis Provider, Halts Sales Amid Health Canada Probe
CannTrust, which describes itself as a “leading” provider of medical cannabis, has voluntarily halted all sales and shipments of its product after Health Canada found that it was growing cannabis in five unlicensed rooms and after the ministry received inaccurate information.
Festival of Cannabis and Music Gets Quashed With New Bylaws in Vaughan
Organizers of the Journey festival say ticketholders will receive full refunds within the next week.
P.E.I. Loses Nearly $500k in First 6 Months of Cannabis Sales
The Prince Edward Island Cannabis Management Corporation lost $483,000 during its first six months of legal cannabis sales.
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.
