Marijuana Consumption Lounges Could Boost B.C. Cannabis Tourism
Cannabis-related tourism, or canna-tourism, is a niche in the cannabis sector that has a way to go to take shape as the legal cannabis industry evolves.
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Why New Brunswick Loses Money Selling Weed, and What the Lessons Are
Earlier this week, Cannabis NB CEO Patrick Parent appeared in Fredericton to give provincial lawmakers some bad news.
Licensed Cannabis Producers Will Be Allowed to Sell Their Products on Site, Online and Over the Phone
The Ford government made the changes to further combat the black market.
B.C. Government Cracks Down on Unlicensed Vancouver Cannabis Dispensaries
The B.C. government’s Community Safety Unit (CSU) raided the Medical Cannabis Society store at 1182 Thurlow Street just after 10 a.m. on October 30 with Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers in tow to keep the peace.
Quebec Raises Legal Age for Cannabis to 21; Critics Say It Will Only Drive Illegal Sales
After a year of being able to purchase cannabis legally from age 18, Quebecers will now have to wait until they turn 21.
Pot Edibles Will Soon Be Legal in Canada, but This Woman Will Still Make Her Own. Here’s Why
Health Canada has capped the amount of THC in cannabis edibles to 10 mg.
Disqualified Ontario Cannabis Shop Applicants Seek Appeal After Challenge Was Dismissed
Group of 11 applicants argues the case raises issues that go beyond the interests of the specific parties.
Why Quebecers Prefer Illegal Pot Over Going to the Cannabis Store
The Montreal Gazette speaks with four everyday pot smokers who buy on the sly.
Remember the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool? Now Meet the Weed Pool Cannabis Co-Op
Independent Saskatchewan pot retailers banding together to compete against bigger interests.
Feds’ Foot-Dragging Over Cannabis Edibles Will Delay Sales: Producer
Federal red tape and foot-dragging on approving edible cannabis makers will see months-long delays in the products reaching stores, a Calgary chocolatier said Thursday.
