After two years of losses, Cannabis NB's CEO is confident that the Crown corporation can be a revenue generator.

Industry experts are anticipating the coming months will bring more dramatic staffing cuts and changes to leadership at small and large cannabis companies alike as they grapple with the recent roll out of edibles, a history of overspending and a lack of profitability.

The moves are part of a restructuring.

In what is being called "legalization 2.0" by some, the launch of edibles across the province hit Lethbridge on Thursday, and retailers expect to sell out quickly.

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

Inexperienced users might consume too much of a cannabis edible, thinking that it's not working, and have a negative experience, doctors say.

As edibles and beverages made from cannabis make their transition into the retail market, local stores are making sure their employees are ready to take on the second wave of cannabis legalization in Canada.

The Ontario Cannabis Store, the province's pot distributor, has announced that a raft of new products is slated to start appearing in brick-and-mortar retailers on Monday and be available for online purchase 10 days later.

The Ontario Cannabis Store says dozens of new marijuana products will be available in retail shops starting Monday but supplies will be limited.

As of July, Canada had 407 cannabis retail stores, with the most being located in Alberta.