Product quality is one area where legal suppliers might have advantages, says Michael J. Armstrong of Brock University Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

Health Canada has said that the issue is not supply, but rather the supply chain and difficulties converting raw product into packaged goods and into the hands of consumers. Continue reading →

A group Winnipeg residents are upset over their neighbour’s use of a house to grow legal marijuana, and a city councillor has a plan to deal with it. Continue reading →

Generally, she said her research has shown that people over 55 are most enticed by this market, because they dabbled in marijuana years ago and can afford to pay more for legal weed. Continue reading →

A survey by Statistics Canada shows a slight majority of cannabis users in the country are still buying illegally, despite having legal options. Continue reading →

Peel Regional Police say over several days last week, the force’s vice squad conducted search warrants and seized about six kilograms of marijuana that was ready for sale. Continue reading →

The report found that Alberta’s “comparatively liberal regulatory regime suggests it will rank among the fastest-growing provincial cannabis markets.” Continue reading →

Global News Ottawa was on hand to cover the launches of the three stores, where education, prices, accessibility and crowds were all top of mind. Continue reading →

Atlantic Canada’s largest children’s hospital is warning parents about the risks of edible weed after a flood of cannabis-related calls to its poison centre. Continue reading →