An Edmonton-area cannabis producer is looking ahead to tourism and like wineries hoping to provide samples and tours.

"Our customers are great. We're part of the community, we're part of their daily routine, and dealing with these people on a daily basis, it really makes our life easy."

Canopy Growth Corp. says it will open its first retail cannabis stores in Alberta.

While other provinces look to close liquor and cannabis stores amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the same may not happen in Alberta.

Cannabis vape products will be available for purchase in Alberta within the next few weeks.

Retail stores in Edmonton and Calgary are preparing to receive cannabis edibles products on Monday, one month after some other provinces.

Police believe Jennifer Jahntz and Craig Graydon Douglas Bushell have likely fled to Nova Scotia.

No cannabis vaping products will be available for sale in Alberta under the government has completed its Tobacco and Smoking Reduction Act review.

Cannabis licence holders must provide 60 days' notice to Health Canada of their intent to sell the new product.

The Alberta Motor Association is concerned there's an awareness gap when it comes to understanding how cannabis edibles impact driving.