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New York-based marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings will begin trading Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

New York-based marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings received conditional approval to list subordinate shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Curaleaf Holdings hopes to be the next cannabis multistate operator to join TerrAscend on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) in a bid to tap a wider investor pool.

Cannabis operator TerrAscend Corp., which does business in both Canada and the United States, received final approval to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) – a first for a company with plant-touching operations in the U.S., where marijuana remains federally illegal.

North American cannabis operator TerrAscend on Wednesday won conditional approval to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) – a first for a company with plant-touching operations in the U.S., where marijuana remains federally illegal.

Financially distressed Canadian cannabis retail company Fire & Flower Holdings is being delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange after filing for creditor protection earlier this month.

Marijuana multistate operator TerrAscend Corp. could become the first U.S. plant-touching company to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange by this summer if the restructuring plan it shared with shareholders and analysts wins TSX approval.

TerrAscend Corp. applied to list its shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), which would represent a step up to a larger exchange for the marijuana multistate operator.

Ontario, Canada-based licensed cannabis producer Canopy Growth’s plans to launch Canopy USA to accelerate its acquisitions of three American marijuana companies and remain listed on a major stock exchange might have provided a blueprint for U.S. companies.

The chief executive of the Toronto Stock Exchange has suggested that Canopy Growth’s proposed structure to speed its entry into the U.S. cannabis market is compatible with the exchange’s rules.

Online marijuana platform Leafly has partnered with delivery service Uber Eats to offer cannabis delivery orders through the high-profile Uber Eats smartphone app in Toronto, the most-populous city in Canada.

Edmonton, Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis has been deleted from the S&P/TSX Composite Index, according to the latest quarterly review announced by S&P Dow Jones Indices.