CannTrust Holdings Inc. says it received a notice of licence suspension from Health Canada, which has been investigating the cannabis company. Continue reading →

Ontario spent at least $10.2 million on costs associated with public-sector cannabis stores that never opened, the agency’s financial statements show. Continue reading →

Giving pardons to people with old possession convictions was discussed long before legalization. But since a system was put in place, only a few dozen people have been given one. Continue reading →

Albertans have spent the most money on cannabis since it was legalized last fall, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada. Continue reading →

The latest Statistics Canada report says in April, May and June, 4.9 million Canadians over the age of 15 consumed marijuana. Continue reading →

The fee to renew a business licence for a Saskatoon cannabis retail store currently sits at $10,000. Continue reading →

Today, the federal government told people with prohibition-era marijuana convictions how to get long-promised pardons. It’s a complex process involving lots of paperwork. Continue reading →

Pardons are supposed to let a former offender move on. So why do they sometimes create more problems than they solve at the U.S. border? Continue reading →

More than six months after laws were passed setting limits for drivers’ THC, they’re rarely used, since police have to arrange for a blood test. One calls the charge ‘literally the last resort.’ Continue reading →

Couche-Tard has agreed to make a strategic investment in Edmonton’s Fire & Flower, which will use the money to expand its cannabis stores and digital retail platform. Continue reading →