Grapefruit USA, Inc., announced that its notice of new cannabis product (“NNCP”), filed with Health Canada on Jan. 11, 2022, was approved by Health Canada on March 21, 2022, under NNCP ID No. NP-V2EHUWO907. As a result, Grapefruit is now authorized to sell its patented Hourglass Time Release THC+CBD infused topical delivery cream to licensed retail outlets throughout Canada.

Destination Dispensary celebrates cannabis retail’s highest design concepts across North America. Each aesthetically elevated store featured has redefined and set a new standard for the cannabis shopping experience in the post-legalization era.

The mission at Burb — one of Canada’s earliest networks of licensed cannabis retail stores — has not wavered In the five years since I first discovered the dispensary chain that has evolved into an all-encompassing lifestyle brand.

As Toronto slowly comes back to life after two years of repeated lockdowns and closures, the wreckage of the pandemic is surfacing like cigarette butts in melted snow drifts

If you are hankering for a government-sanctioned joint, then you have come to the right city, writes author Catherine Porter of New York Times.

XMG ALT offers a new smoke-free alternative for Canadians to sip on and celebrate the year's biggest cannabis celebration

Ahead of the biggest cannabis celebration of the year, XMG, Canada's number one cannabis beverage brand1, has announced the expansion of its winning portfolio with new XMG ALT. Offering avid cannabis consumers an alternative way to celebrate 4/20, XMG ALT delivers the same bold flavours and higher impact (at 10mg THC) as its predecessor, but now with zero sugar and zero calories.

Here’s why Green Thumb Industries and Cresco Labs are much better long-term bets compared to Sundial Growers.

Sundial Growers (NASDAQ:SNDL) has been among the worst-performing cannabis stocks on the equity market. Similar to most other cannabis producers in Canada, Sundial is wrestling with a range of issues that include shareholder dilution, low profit margins, high inventory levels, an increase in competition, overvalued acquisitions, and cannibalization from illegal markets, among others.

In the last few quarters, Sundial has looked to improve its bottom line by focusing on the sale of high-margin items and reducing its product portfolio. It has also financed other cannabis producers, thereby diversifying its revenue base.

Marijuana was set to be Canada’s next multi-billion-dollar industry. Four years post-legalization, stocks are down, production has stalled and the illegal market is thriving. How did we get weed so wrong?

Jennifer Danyluk moved from small town New Brunswick to Edmonton in 2007, joining nearly 19,000 Maritimers who’d been beckoned by the booming oil economy. Back then, there was demand for literally everyone—pipe fitters, homebuilders, store clerks. For a young and ambitious accountant like Danyluk, Alberta was the land of opportunity.

The only home Danyluk, her then husband and their two young children could find to rent was shared with another family who had also moved over from across the country.

“We knew it was going to be worth it,” she says.

Conference aims to promote crop

Hemp could become the next big crop in Alberta now that big processing plants have arrived, say advocates at an upcoming conference.

About 200 people will gather at the Edmonton International Airport’s Renaissance Hotel April 21 for the Exploring the World of Hemp Opportunities conference.

Hemp is an emerging industry which could create jobs and diversify Alberta’s economy, said St. Albert resident Perry Kinkaide, who organized this conference on behalf of the Alberta Hemp Alliance.

“Everyone is ‘high’ on the value of hemp seed and hemp oils as a nutritional food source,” he noted, and researchers are finding new uses for hemp fibres in fabrics, plastics, and airplane components.

Plus, his work with Guardian Athletic and innovation in the beverage space

DELTA 9 CANNABIS INC. (TSX: DN) (OTCQX: DLTNF) ("Delta 9" or the "Company"), is pleased to announce that, through its new wholly owned subsidiary Delta 9 Logistics Inc., it has entered into a Limited Cannabis Distribution Agreement (the “Distribution Agreement”) with Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation (“MBLL”) and the Company anticipates becoming one of Manitoba’s first licensed cannabis distributors.