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Quebec’s government marijuana retailer SQDC appoints new CEO
Suzanne Bergeron has been installed as the new president and CEO of the Société québécoise du cannabis, the governmental marijuana retail monopoly in the Canadian province of Quebec.
News October 24Aurora Cannabis settles patent dispute with Willow Biosciences
Canadian licensed producer Aurora Cannabis has reached a settlement with Willow Biosciences over an ongoing patent litigation.
News October 24Minnesota government loans to marijuana company still under review
A key Minnesota governmental agency has not approved more than $20 million in loans to marijuana company Hwy35.
News October 24Two-thirds of Canadian consumers buy only legal cannabis, survey shows
Two-thirds of Canadian consumers buy cannabis only from legal sources, according to a new survey from Toronto-based polling company Pollara Strategic Insights.
News October 24Employees at Las Vegas marijuana retailer unionize
Employees at The Dispensary in Las Vegas have voted to join the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 711.
News October 24Multistate operator’s cannabis delivery partnership convinces executives to expand
When Massachusetts-based multistate operator MariMed decided to launch a delivery service in its home state two years ago, company executives started studying other cannabis carrier services to become experts on…
News October 24Marijuana MSO Curaleaf confirms more layoffs ahead of potential move to TSX
Marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings has terminated an unspecified number of employees in another round of layoffs.
News October 23SNDL closing CA$100 million flagship cannabis facility in Alberta
Almost exactly five years after SNDL opened a cannabis cultivation facility in Olds, Alberta, the Canadian producer announced it’s closing the enormous plant “to enhance the competitiveness” of its marijuana…
News October 23Massachusetts marijuana regulator appoints acting executive director
The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission appointed an acting executive director to take over for Shawn Collins, who is on parental leave until December.
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