Current Registered Client Count Increased to 3,000 Fiscal 2015 Financial Highlights: - Revenues for the first full year of operations totaled $3,058,711 - Grams sold for the first full year of operations totaled 418,372 grams - Gross Margin at 42.4 percent Q4 2015 versus Q3 2015 Financial Highlights: - Revenues increase approximately 23 percent to $847,690 - Grams sold increase by 22 percent to 115,065 grams - Gross Margin at 60.5 percent

DALLAS, TX--(Marketwired - Jun 26, 2015) - Totally Hemp Crazy, Inc. (OTC PINK: THCZ) announced today a distribution agreement for the entire country of Canada with Rocky Mountain High Canada of Calgary, Alberta.

The initial order for 1,000,000 cans of product will be specially manufactured for the Canadian Market and will be produced and booked as revenues for the next fiscal quarter. The Canadian cans will be labeled both in English and French. The order will also include the introduction of a fifth exciting flavor that will soon be announced by the Company. 

VANCOUVER – A marijuana activist is vowing to proceed with an annual Canada Day pot protest outside the Vancouver Art Gallery, despite a cease-and-desist letter from the city.

Jodie Emery says “Cannabis Day” has been held for nearly 20 years and typically attracts about 10,000 people who sell, buy and smoke illegal marijuana in the public square.

But she says she and her husband, pot activist Marc Emery, received a letter from deputy city manager Sadhu Johnston earlier this month telling them to stop planning the event because they don’t have a permit.

Emery says organizers have never sought a permit because the annual event is a protest, not a festival, and volunteers previously paid for toilets, security, radios and first aid at the city’s request.

The Vancouver city council decision to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries is not sitting well with federal government ministers.

Yesterday after the city council passed the new regulations, Federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose blasted the shops as illegal.

This morning National Revenue Minister and Conservative MP for Delta Richmond East, Kerry-Lynne Findlay told the Early Edition's Stephen Quinn they should be shut down.

"This is illegal what is happening in Vancouver."

"These stores have absolutely no regard for the rule of law. They've already been caught selling marijuana to kids."

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Manjit Minhas wants you to know that she’s nicer than the upcoming season of Dragons’ Denmakes her seem. “When you watch the show starting September 7 and I’m yelling at people, it’s because they’re asking for my hard-earned money,” she said. “And it’s the editing process.”

Prairie Plant Systems and CanniMed announced yesterday the beginning of recruitment for their CAPRI Trial (Cannabinoid Profile Investigation of Vaporized Cannabis in Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Knee). This clinical trial is Canada’s first randomized, double blind, placebo controlled, proof-of-concept, crossover clinical trial of single dose vaporized cannabis in adults with painful osteoarthritis of the knee. The Saskatoon producer will be partnering with researchers at Dalhousie University and McGill University Health Centre to begin the process in the coming weeks of accepting 40 patients over 50 years of age.

A study evaluating the effect of medical marijuana on arthritis is recruiting patients in Halifax and Montreal. 

The Dalhousie University study will be the first to measure the effect of vaporized cannabis with different amounts of cannabinoids.

Dr. Mary Lynch is leading the study. 

"It's helping us to move forward in identifying what are the best products that are going to be the most help, causing the fewest side effects," she says.

Patients aged 50 or older with osteoarthritis knee pain in Halifax and Montreal will be given several doses of vaporized medical marijuana with varying amounts of THC and CBD.

Medical marijuana patients in Canada may no longer worry about getting arrested for using cannabis oils or drinking cannabis tea, but they've still got a long way to go until they can purchase high-quality medicinal-grade cannabis extracts from licensed producers.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruling this month struck down sections of the Criminal Code banning the use of non-dried forms of medical cannabis, allowing patients to use extracts and edibles — things like oils, tea and creams.

A business proposal in the Rural Municipality of Wilton is facing an uncertain future after pulling a development application.

Agro Greens Natural Products Ltd is the company behind the proposal, and are currently seeking a new location for their proposed medical marijuana facility. The business owners had a chance to present their idea to Wilton residents at a meeting back in May, and were met with a list of concerns from area residents. After that meeting, the application was left to the RM council to decide upon.

However, council was left without an application to consider after the proposal was pulled.

There are few, if any, facilities like this in North America.

ABcann Medicinals Inc. opened its door to the media Wednesday afternoon.

The medicinal marijuana company has been operating near the end of a quiet road on the outskirts of Napanee since the new year.

The facility was constructed in an existing building, but from the outer walls inward is all brand new and high-tech.

When fully up and running, chief operating officer Geoff Davis said, ABcann Medicinals will be able to produce from between 36 to 55 kilograms (80 to 120 pounds) of medicinal marijuana per month -- enough of the drug to supply about 2,500 patients.

"Hopefully, we are going to grow and have more jobs for the people in Napanee and Greater Napanee," Davis said.