Cannabis Shortage

• Aurora Cannabis preparing for legalization of cannabis edibles, vaping products

  Ottawa has indicated edibles containing cannabis and cannabis concentrates would become legal for consumers in October, but the exact timing of product approvals and sales is still unknown.

  Cannabis

  May 15, 2019
  
• Slight cannabis supply increase leads to 26 new Alberta retail licences

  AGLC says since issuing 10 additional retail licences in January, there's been "a modest increase in cannabis inventory available to retailers."

  Canada

  Apr 18, 2019
  
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• Cannabis store in Newfoundland closes, blames lack of supply

  A privately-owned cannabis store in Newfoundland is closing, and the manager says supply issues are largely to blame.

  Cannabis

  Jan 30, 2019
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• Cannabis supply slowly improving but not enough to allow more licences: AGLC

  The Alberta regulator in charge of the legal marijuana market says supply is improving, but not enough to start issuing new cannabis licences.

  Cannabis

  Jan 3, 2019
• Major cannabis retailer enters Regina market, independent stores forming co-op

  Tweed opened its Regina location on Friday, the first major retailer to enter the Queen City. It's the third cannabis store to open in Saskatchewan this week.

  Dec 21, 2018
• Trudeau says cannabis shortage likely to be resolved within a year

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the scarcity of cannabis was most pronounced in Ontario and Quebec.

  Cannabis

  Dec 14, 2018
• Nova Scotia pushing Health Canada over cannabis shortage: minister

  NSLC spokeswoman Beverley Ware says the liquor corporation is being affected by shortages that have hit provinces across the country.

  Cannabis

  Dec 13, 2018
• More legal marijuana stores open in Saskatchewan

  A month and a half into the legalization of recreational marijuana and a few more stores in Saskatchewan opened their doors to consumers.

  Cannabis

  Nov 30, 2018
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• AGLC says it’s only received 20% of cannabis ordered from producers; halting new retail licences

  Alberta Gaming Liquor and Cannabis — the provincial regulator for retail cannabis — said Wednesday it's only received 20 per cent of the product it ordered and expected from licensed producers. 

  Cannabis

  Nov 21, 2018
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• Fights over tight cannabis supplies prompt Alberta regulator to change rules

  A national cannabis shortage has led to corporate battles for whatever pot is available. Now, Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis has stepped in to referee some of the disputes.

  Canada

  Nov 14, 2018