Ontario’s cannabis wholesaler has issued a call for new product categories - including marijuana edibles, beverages, topicals and extracts - to be introduced in Canada's largest consumer market later this year. The Ontario Cannabis Store is inviting federally licensed...
Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis edged out Ontario’s Canopy Growth as the most reputable marijuana company in Canada, according to a first-of-its-kind survey by market research firm Leger.
Thai regulators have adopted key rules governing the production, distribution and export of medical cannabis, laying the groundwork for businesses looking to expand in the new industry.
Canada is on the cusp of prying open a market for edibles and alternative cannabis products valued at 2.7 billion Canadian dollars ($2 billion), but sales will begin as “a slow burn” come October before gaining momentum, Deloitte estimates. For its third annual report...
Alberta regulators have reversed a moratorium on the issuance of new adult-use marijuana retail permits after seeing a "modest but steady" improvement in the province’s cannabis inventory over the past two months. The province stopped accepting new applications for...
Marijuana businesses and investors seeking higher returns and more potential are looking beyond Canada’s relatively small and highly regulated market, according to analysts covering the still-nascent industry.
The backlog of cannabis companies in Canada yet to transition their federal license applications to the new system has been cut in half since the start of the year, but about a quarter of all applications still have not taken the required steps.
Canadian stockpiles of cannabis in dried and oil form continued to climb to record levels in March, but retailers nationwide struggled to maintain consistent inventory of in-demand products. Finished inventory of dried marijuana held by federal license holders,...
Harvard University is spearheading what participants are calling one of the largest international efforts for research on medical cannabis - and the school has chosen Alberta, Canada-based Atlas Biotechnologies as a founding partner of the initiative. Atlas will...
One of Canada’s top banks acknowledged the adult-use cannabis industry’s rocky start but still expects to see “substantial growth” for the rest of the year as supply constraints are alleviated.
A change to South Africa's medicines law means the country is the first in Africa to carve out a federally approved market for nonprescription CBD. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi amended the country's Medicines and Related Substances Act, 1965, to remove certain...
A shortfall of cannabis in Canada’s regulated market took a toll on the international sales of an industry leader, Aurora Cannabis, according to the company.
