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The province is maintaining its stance to crack down on illegal cannabis stores. In an update, the justice minister says there are more of these shops across Nova Scotia than initially estimated. But the opposition argue government isn’t backing up its stance with concrete evidence. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

The Nova Scotia government is directing police to crack down on illegal cannabis stores across the province and wants help from Mi’kmaq chiefs to shut down on-reserve sales. Angela Capobianco reports.

The BCGEU is escalating its strike action again with all B.C. liquor and cannabis stores now behind picket lines. The City of Surrey is seeking an experienced health care partner to open and operate a network of community-based medical clinics and Nanaimo city council has passed a motion to support the return of rail service...

Cannabis retailers could be impacted as the BCGEU strike has now expanded to warehouses. Grace Ke has the story.

As we approach the back-to-school season and students head off to college and university, it’s important to remember that while cannabis can be legally consumed at age 19 in Ontario, some young people may encounter it earlier. Jenna Valleriani, PhD, Senior Manager of Social Responsibility & Partnerships at the Ontario Cannabis Store, joins Candace Daniel...

The frequent use of high-potency cannabis can elevate your risk of psychosis, including developing a schizophrenia-spectrum disorder, according to a new article published by the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Nivrita Ganguly has more on this and other top business stories in Health Matters for Aug. 11, 2025.

A Falkland woman is raising the alarm after learning her new neighbours intend to start a commercial cannabis grow op on the property. Emily Lazatin has the story.

Ontario currently has 24 legal cannabis stores in operation and the province says it will roll out approximately 20 per month starting in April. A decision that the Ontario’s attorney general says will put a dent in the black market.

Edibles are slated to hit the retail market in mid-January. Taz Dhaliwal looks into how Lethbridge cannabis stores are preparing for what some have dubbed “cannabis 2.0”.

Beer sales fell sharply in 2019 in most provinces with large networks of cannabis retail stores, industry statistics show. Is that a longer-term trend?

The first shipment of edibles arrived at some Calgary cannabis stores Monday. Many in the legal marijuana industry say this will be a game changer. As Lauren Pullen reports, this roll-out is just the beginning.

A cannabis store was proposed for the edges of Peterborough’s city limits. The store’s licence holders have announced they’ll open the shop in the heart of downtown instead. Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce General Manager Stuart Harrison speaks about the fallout of the business changing location and addresses the economic picture of careers in the...

One year has passed since Canada has legalized cannabis. In an exclusive Ipsos survey for Global News, around 70 per cent of cannabis users surveyed said they have used cannabis edibles, although they won’t be legal until December 2019. Kate Wheeler has the story.

Thursday is the one-year anniversary of the legalization of cannabis in Canada. In Calgary, there are more retail cannabis stores than in any other Canadian city, but some are not yet making a profit.​ Lisa MacGregor reports.

Pot shops want rules governing restrictions around windows which limit onlookers from seeing the inside of the store to change. Ahmar Khan reports.

Calyx + Trichomes has lost out for a second time in the cannabis retail store lottery. Business owner Jennawae McLean says the lottery system is flawed

It’s a retail store unlike any other in Kelowna. Today marks a milestone with the opening of the city’s first legal cannabis store. Many say it’s long overdue as marijuana has been legal in this country since last October. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the new outlet is expected to attract both regular cannabis consumers...

Toronto City Councillor Paula Fletcher discusses the prominence of cannabis shops and her calls for a moratorium.

Kingston cannabis store, Calyx and Trichomes, is now the top cannabis seller in eastern Ontario. While their business is now successful, it has not always been easy.

As the COVID-19 situation in Quebec hospitals continues to worsen, the province announced more restrictions on the unvaccinated. In less than two weeks people without vaccine passports will no longer be able to enter the SAQ or the SQDC. Global’s Dan Spector reports.