Miguel Martin, Aurora Cannabis Inc.'s chief executive, says there is still plenty of money to be made in the cannabis business despite a tough year.

The recreational cannabis giant will close facilities in St. John's, Fredericton, Edmonton and Bowmanville, Ont. as well as its outdoor cannabis growing operations in Saskatchewan.

Alcohol sales have been soaring with most Manitobans hunkered down for 2020. 

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

One dispensary owner said business has jumped between 20 to 30 per cent this month.

Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis says it hasn't seen much of a change in wholesale liquor or cannabis orders compared to previous years despite the new coronavirus pandemic.

The six men range in age from 22 to 33 and hail from both Hants County and the Halifax area.

Through unprecedented times of stress like the COVID-19 pandemic, some have resorted to panic buying. But liquor and cannabis stores in Lethbridge haven't reported any.

Kelowna City Council decided the proposed store was too close to an approved shop on Hollywood Road.

Cannabis NB saw $11 million in sales during the third quarter of this fiscal year, an increase of 23.7 per cent from the same quarter in 2018.