The B.C. government is looking for feedback on potentially permitting "cannabis consumption spaces" in the province, which would allow businesses or special events to offer the on-site sale and use of marijuana.

Examples of what a cannabis consumption space might look like include cafes and lounges – or special ticketed events, such as festivals, spas or cooking classes.

If B.C. does move forward with permitted cannabis consumption spaces, the province says other health regulations would still be in effect, such as no indoor smoking or vaping.

Local governments and First Nations would also have a say in where and whether consumption spaces would be allowed in their jurisdictions, similar to the process already in place for cannabis retail shops.

Tilray Brands, Inc. Chairman and CEO Irwin D. Simon joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the company's earnings and expectations, consumer demand, growth, and the outlook for cannabis legalization.

AKIKO FUJITA: Well, shares of cannabis company Tilray popping in the session, now up roughly 12% on the back of its third quarter results. Tilray posted revenue of $152 million in the quarter, a 23% jump year on year, with an increase driven by strong sales in cannabis and its alcohol business.

Clusters of dates, hemp hearts, and sunflower seeds infused with 2.5 mg of THC have hit shelves in Quebec

Cannabis edibles that require chewing — not just sipping — have finally made their way to Quebec’s government-run cannabis retailer, the SQDC.

Cannabis bites made of dates, hemp hearts, sunflower seeds, currants, and cinnamon have been for sale in-store and online at the SQDC since Tuesday, per the Le Journal de Quebec. The product is from Solei, whose parent company is “cannabis lifestyle” goods giant Tilray Brands, and comes in 15-gram morsels, each containing 2.5 mg of THC and 5 mg of CBD. They’re sold for $6.90 for a pack of two.

Increase in Revolving Credit Facility availability to $15 million supports increased global demand for premium cannabis

Legalization of marijuana in America isn’t imminent, but the House of Representative’s passage of the MORE Act is a reminder that Canada’s comparative advantage in the multi-billion dollar cannabis industry is at the mercy of changing political tides in the United States and elsewhere.

“It’s an important alarm bell for the Canadian government that there are markets around the world that are opening to cannabis,” said Rick Savone, senior vice president of Aurora Cannabis Inc., one of Canada’s largest cannabis retailers, and chair of the board of the Canadian Cannabis Council.

Solei’s Balance Cinnamon & Black Currant ‘Solei Bites’ are Now Exclusively Available in Quebec at the SQDC

Tilray Brands, Inc. (“Tilray” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: TLRY; TSX: TLRY), a leading global cannabis and consumer packaged goods company today announced the launch of Solei Bites the Solei brand’s first foray into edibles and the first ready to eat THC edible available at the Société Québécoise du cannabis (“SQDC”), Quebec’s sole legal retailer for cannabis products.

A cannabis dispensary to serve domestic air travelers is planned for Prince George Airport in British Columbia, Canada.

Travelers visiting Prince George Airport in British Columbia this summer could score some weed for their trip at a licensed dispensary, a sign that cannabis continues to be normalized in Canada since legalization in 2018. 

The Prince George City Council recently gave preliminary approval for Copilot, a cannabis dispensary planned by American business partners Owen Ritz and Reed Horton with the support of airport regulators. The venture was first announced in January by the Prince George Airport Authority (PGAA), which said that Copilot is “pioneering cannabis for travel.”

Toronto has become Canada’s Amsterdam when it comes to cannabis tourism, according to Seven Point Cannabis store in Toronto.