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2 Canadian Marijuana Stocks With Future Potential

Canadian Pot Stocks Showing Value

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Bruce Linton talks cannabis, psychedelics, and why he’s 'unemployable'

Bruce Linton, who founded the first regulated, licensed, and publicly traded cannabis company on the continent and grew it into the world’s largest pot business before being unexpectedly fired in mid-2019, has always been a good storyteller.

On a recent call with The GrowthOp, his words spill out like water from a burst dam. It can be hard to keep up.

“We can do this every day,” he says, pacing the sidewalk in front of his Ottawa home in his socks. “Every day is the same. You don’t need to keep track of days anymore.”

Used to near-constant travel for work, Linton says he hasn’t gone anywhere since March 16. “I’m part of the problem airlines and hotels are having right now. I usually spend about half the year or more travelling in the U.S.”

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Ontario to permit cannabis delivery, curbside pickup in lockdown regions

Ontario will allow cannabis retailers to provide curbside pickup and delivery services in regions impacted by upcoming provincial lockdowns, the province's attorney general said Friday. 

Cannabis retailers were briefly allowed to provide delivery services in April during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, but that was rescinded three months later

Fri
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Nov

Here Are Some of the Wild Innovation Happening in the Cannabis Industry Right Now

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As the industry continues to evolve, these are some of the creative ways cannabis companies are marching forward.

Last year we looked at a decade’s worth of cannabis-centric patent data to identify and analyze U.S. patent trends in the cannabis industry. Given the increasing number of states legalizing cannabis in some form, coupled with the passage of the Farm Bill in late 2018, it was unsurprising we discovered a record number of cannabis-centric patents issued and patent applications published in 2019.

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Kiaro Announces Successful Click & Collect Platform Rollout and Provides Corporate Update

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VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 20, 2020 /CNW/ - British Columbia, November 20, 2020 – Kiaro Holdings Corp. ("Kiaro" or the "Company") (TSXV: KO) is pleased to provide an update on the Company's business and operational activities.

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Fri
20
Nov

Israel Is Looking To Use The Canadian Cannabis Industry Framework To Roll Out An Adult-Use Market

2020 year has been a banner year for the Israeli cannabis industry and is a market that we have been bullish on since we started covering the cannabis sector. Originally Published on technical420.com

The primary reason for our bullish outlook on the Israeli cannabis industry is related to economics. When compared to Canada, the cost to cultivate cannabis is much cheaper in Israel and the market is much less saturated. While the all-in cost of cannabis is around $1 per gram in Canada, the cost in Israel is less than $0.50.

Fri
20
Nov

Is Aphria the Top Canadian Cannabis Stock?

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As many cannabis companies have struggled this year, there appears to be one company that is rising above the pack, Aphria (APHA). This Canadian cannabis producer has a solid history of profitability, but is it the top cannabis stock to buy right now? Read more to find out.

Cannabis stocks have had their fair share of ups and downs over the past few years. Many promising cannabis companies made high-priced acquisitions which came back to haunt them, while others were faced with management issues and short-seller attacks, which caused their stocks to dramatically sell-off.

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Making A List Of Marijuana Stocks To Watch? 2 Cannabis Stocks For 2021

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Canada’s cannabis industry has many problems, the biggest of them all is that it’s a cash-burning machine

The cannabis industry began planning for a large recreational market when the Trudeau government made legalization a campaign promise in 2015. On October 16, 2018, the day before recreational cannabis use became legal, there were 129 medical cannabis sales and cultivation licenses given out by Health Canada.

Two years later, the cannabis industry has become a plant growing, oil extracting behemoth, and Health Canada’s sanction of outdoor cultivation is only making the beast larger, with 540 licenses issued and counting. The latest data shows the potential for up to 400 tons of outdoor cannabis to be grown this year, as per BCMI Research, which could supply the whole industry for its entire THC extraction needs, and that’s from 1,344 acres of licensed growing area.

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City removes limit of one cannabis licence per business

The City of Grande Prairie will eliminate the restriction of one cannabis business license per business entity and will no longer require sales information.

City council amended the existing Business License Bylaw during its Monday meeting.

Over the past two years since cannabis legalization, the city has received a number of inquires from industry stakeholders regarding opening additional outlets. They have also requested that the limit of one license per business entity be removed.

In a previous interview, Coun. Dylan Bressey noted that this cap only served to impede mom-and-pop stores.

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