Xebra Brands Ltd. ("Xebra") (CSE: XBRA) (OTCQB: XBRAF) (FSE: 9YC), a cannabis company, is pleased to announce that its Vicious Citrous cannabis infused lemonade, has been accepted by the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS), for listing and sale in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

Vicious Citrus Lemonade combines 10mg of THC with 2mg of CBN (Cannabinol).  Vicious Citrus is one of only a few beverages in Canada containing CBN, a unique cannabinoid that is booming in interest across North America. At the following link an article on CBN published by MJBizDaily:

A Southwestern Ontario pot producer that bills itself as Canada’s first female-focused cannabis company filed for creditor protection as it faces a “critical cash shortage.”

An Ontario court has approved a request by Eve and Co., a licensed cannabis grower that operates a massive greenhouse in Strathroy, to sell assets and seek investment after it was granted protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA).

“The creditor protection is kind of a temporary holding status,” said Michael Armstrong, a professor at Brock University’s Goodman school of business who studies the cannabis industry.

Canada’s #1 Cannabis Event returns May 12-15, 2022, revealing what’s next in Canada and across the globe, as well as plenty of F-U-N!

Tickets are on sale now for Lift&Co. Expo, Canada’s no. 1 cannabis conference and trade show, taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2022. As the highly anticipated show draws near, the team behind the scenes reveals noteworthy new features and a schedule of can’t-miss content to power the future of Canada’s booming cannabis industry.

 Lift&Co. Expo Toronto 2022 includes:​

"None of the illegal samples came close to delivering what was advertised on the label"

A new study comparing illicit cannabis products to their legal counterparts has found lower than advertised levels of THC in unregulated products and pesticide levels that are several hundred times above Health Canada’s limits.

The study was conducted by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) on behalf of the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS) and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).

The study examined 44 edible cannabis products, split evenly between regulated and unregulated. The illicit products were seized during OPP investigations.

Researchers found, on average, that unregulated edibles contained less than 20 per cent of their advertised THC content.

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

Nova Cannabis Inc. (the "Company" or "Nova") (TSX: NOVC) today announced changes to both its Board of Directors (the "Board") and management team along with the restructuring of its Ontario retail operations in connection with the completion of the acquisition (the "Acquisition") of all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Alcanna Inc. ("Alcanna") by Sundial Growers Inc. ("Sundial"). Pursuant to the Acquisition, Sundial indirectly acquired an approximately 63% ownership interest in Nova, as Alcanna is the registered holder of 35,750,000 Nova common shares.

Nowadays, you can't walk very far down the streets of downtown Toronto, and likely other major cities, without seeing a cannabis store. A product that was illegal a short time ago is now widely available to the public. Before January 22, 2019, municipalities could opt out of cannabis retail stores within their municipal boundaries.1 Some of those that haven't are left wondering what their options are.

Can municipalities do anything about the volume and density of cannabis shops showing up everywhere? In short, while they can have their concerns heard, their right to be heard doesn't mean they have a right to be obeyed.

In a deal this month, High Tide acquired the four retail locations of Crossroads Cannabis in Markdale, Hanover, Stratford and Woodstock. High Tide, which also does e-commerce sales, is expanding its bricks-and-mortar holdings with the $2.5 million acquisition.

The store in Markdale, north of Dundalk, is located beside the LCBO. Hanover is another Grey County location. It opened in October, 2021. The Stratford location was the first to open in that city in May, 2020.

While some large municipalities such as Richmond Hill and Mississaugy chose not to allow retailscannabis stores, the adjoining municipalities of Grey Highlands and Southgate both decided to “opt in” under the legislation.

There is no country where a Keralite does not reach, there is no job that a Keralites do not do ... These words represent the working consciousness of a Malayali. Here is one such story about the cannabis business being run by two young Malayalis in Canada.

There is an old joke that when Neil Armstrong first set foot on the Moon, he was given a cup of tea by a Malayalee tea shop owner. Although the joke about Malayalees and its variations spread across the world, there are often times when one may just believe a story or two. Take the case of Kiran and Ananthu. They are the heroes of a similar story. These two young Malayalee men have started a successful business venture in Canada -- selling cannabis. 

Essex County OPP have charged four people after seizing $4.4 million in cannabis and equipment in Leamington.

The OPP Community Street Crime Unit and the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team in partnership with Municipality of Leamington bylaw officers, executed a warrant in the 100 block of Mersea Road 5 on Thursday.

Officers say they found about 7,600 cannabis plants in various stages of growth, 500 pounds of processed cannabis, and various grow equipment, with a total value of $4,418,490.

Four people were arrested: