What's that smell? Aurora Cannabis says it's going to great lengths to mitigate pot odours wafting over to the Edmonton airport, as well as local hotels and outlet stores.

Edmonton International Airport served more travellers than ever before in 2018, with over 8.2 million people flying in or out of the airport.

Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it is acquiring about 29 hectares of land in Medicine Hat, Alta., to build a new high-tech cannabis facility. 

Edmonton-based licensed producer Aurora Cannabis has signed a deal to supply medical marijuana to Shoppers Drug Mart.

Along with housing employees at its EIA facility, the company has acquired office space in the city's downtown, and plans to employ more than 400 people in Edmonton this year.

An Alberta-based cannabis producer says federal plan to tax medical marijuana at the same rate as recreational cannabis is "outrageous and wrong."

A groundbreaking ceremony was held south of Edmonton Friday morning on what's touted to be the largest cannabis production facilities of its kind in the world.

Aurora Cannabis says the airport is close to customs for importing the supplies and equipment it needs and will make it easier to export pot across Canada and eventually to other countries where marijuana is legal.