Hamilton’s second licensed cannabis store has opened its doors at its Dundas location. Continue reading →

By the time it finally opened its door on Monday morning, Central Cannabis had a line of roughly 100 people outside, waiting to buy pot from London’s first brick-and-mortar store. Continue reading →

A new Montreal outlet will be located at 5240 Queen Mary Rd. in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough and is expected to open this summer. Continue reading →

Councils in both Hamilton and Burlington recently deferred their decisions until Jan. 14, to allow for more community input. Continue reading →

A report being considered by Toronto city council on Thursday says allowing cannabis retail stores to operate “would support the goals of preventing youth from accessing cannabis and eliminating the illegal cannabis market.” Continue reading →

London’s new city council is set to make one of its first major decisions with a deadline fast approaching to approve or deny private retail of marijuana in the city. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Vic Fedeli says $15 million will first be spilt among the province’s municipalities at the start of the new year, with funding allocated on a per household basis and all communities receiving at least $5,000. Continue reading →

Aurora Cannabis saw “strong demand” for recreational pot during the initial few weeks of legalization in Canada and it expects consumer appetite to continue to outstrip supply for “some time.” Continue reading →

Aurora’s latest results did not encompass sales of recreational cannabis after Canada legalized pot for adult use on Oct. 17, but its chief executive said the initial roll-out has been a “success” thus far. Continue reading →

Indiva announced that, pending approval, it will open a store at its London facility at 1050 Hargrieve Rd., in the area of Exeter and Wellington roads.  Continue reading →