Licensed marijuana producers in Canada are throwing out thousands of kilograms of plant waste each year in what some of them say is a missed opportunity to find other uses for the byproduct. Continue reading →

Ottawa paid just over $161,000 to take the public’s temperature on a broad range of economic issues last winter, including the taxation of legal marijuana, the deficit and feminism. Continue reading →

When marijuana is legalized in Canada this summer, the government plans to sell it in plain packaging that is a single, uniform colour and does not include any graphics or images. Continue reading →

Liberal MP Bill Blair’s advice to “always tell the truth” if asked about past marijuana use by U.S. border officials is “dangerous,” a U.S. immigration lawyer says.  Continue reading →

The City of Edmonton presented proposed zoning bylaw changes to accommodate cannabis stores at a public hearing on Monday and a day later, a head of a business hoping to sell recreational pot in the city said he is disappointed with some of what the city is considering. Continue reading →

Business professor Michael Armstrong says Ontario’s legal marijuana retailer may not be doing enough to discourage black market sales. Continue reading →

MedReleaf Corp. and Aurora Cannabis Inc. shares were briefly halted Thursday and resumed trading after the companies announced they have held discussions, but no agreement has been reached. Continue reading →