Shortages are plaguing recreational cannabis customers - but also medical patients. Here's what happened in cannabis this week .

B.C.'s first private pot shop license issued for dispensary in Kimberley.

Travel Canada tweeted Wednesday that Singapore custom officers can request a drug test, even if cannabis was consumed outside of the country.

Paul Dube says he's set up a triage team to deal specifically with the flood of concerns over the government-run Ontario Cannabis Store.

Do zero-tolerance cannabis limits — for young drivers and police officers, for example — make sense? A new study raises doubts.

Health Canada testing has found that although the majority of pot samples from licensed producers tested negative for pesticides, a handful contained a banned fungicide.

Nationwide, cannabis sales fell in September. Does that reflect a seasonal peak in August?

Eventually, Canada will have enough cannabis stores. Even then, one observer warns, legal cannabis may not be "nearly as profitable as people thought it was."

Shares in Organigram Holdings Inc. were hit hard Tuesday after the cannabis company said its fourth-quarter net revenue is expected to be lower than Q3.

Cannabis company Cronos Group Inc. reported a profit in its third quarter as revenue grew to $12.7 million.