Labour Day is around the corner and with coronavirus still kicking, many businesses are closed or opened at limited capacity.  

Learn more about what is open on Canada Day in Montreal.

The initial spike and COVID-19 posed challenges for the cannabis industry, which was already grappling with mass layoffs, the rollout of edibles and executive shakeups.

On Saturday the liquor commission announced it would be closed on Sundays going forward, citing staff exhaustion.

The newest Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC) store opened this week at a strip mall on Sources Boulevard near St-Louis Avenue in Pointe-Claire.

"The more stores we open, the better we will be equipped to migrate consumers from the black market to the legal market," said SQDC spokesperson Fabrice Giguère.

As of Jan. 1, 2020, Quebecers under 21 won't be allowed to possess cannabis. So where does that leave young people who work in the sector?

Quebec will have the toughest age restrictions on cannabis in the country starting next year, but many are warning it won't have the desired effect.

Hexo Corp. says it is aiming to undercut prices in the illicit market with its new 28-gram product, that costs as much as one dollar less per gram than illegal sellers charge.

This adds up to a total of $45.1 million in sales.