Article by Jennifer K. Baker and Stephanie Villella, CTV News Cannabis edibles are now for sale in pot shops across the province, but for anyone living in Waterloo Region, buying them won’t be easy. The Ontario Cannabis Store has released 59 new products, including edibles, beverages, lotions and concentrates. They’re only available in retail stores and won’t be available online ...

Article by David Yasvinski, Growth Op From famine to feast. After being forced to make due for over a year with a woefully inadequate supply of retail stores, Ontarians could soon be flooded with options to meet their cannabis needs. Hobo Cannabis is the latest to step up, the company announced Monday, noting that it has reached an agreement with ...

Article by Ottawa Business Journal Cannabis retailers are gearing up to launch the next slate of legal weed storefronts in Ottawa as the Ontario government lifts a cap on the availability of retail licences across the province. Meanwhile, Ontario’s designated wholesaler is opening up a wider variety of products that can be sold on store shelves. Monday marks the first ...

Article by Financial Post The latest generation of cannabis products will be available for legal sale in Ontario starting today. The Ontario Cannabis Store is releasing 59 new products, including edibles, beverages, lotions and concentrates. The products will be available on the shelves of physical retail stores starting today and will go on sale online on Jan. 16. But the ...

Article by Joseph Hall, Toronto Star Mary Jane has long been a man’s game. That the common slang term for cannabis — associated with the Spanish-based marijuana — should be feminine belies the reality that the pot world is made up of a large majority of males on both the business and consumer sides. “More often than not, I’m the ...

Article by CBC News Local cannabis stores are expecting edibles like chocolate bars, soft-baked cookies and infused tea to appear on their shelves next week. On Friday, the Ontario Cannabis Store unveiled 16 edible products that will be delivered to brick-and-mortar stores and be made available online by Jan. 16. Ben Warner, assistant general manager at Fire and Flower in ...

Article by Patrick Cain, Global News Slowly and unevenly, legal cannabis edibles are starting to appear across Canada. Many Canadians have told pollsters that they’re interested in trying edibles, and producers hope that ‘Cannabis 2.0’ will turn their businesses around after a rough first year. But to succeed, legal edibles will have to hold their own against three sources of competition: the illegal market, customers themselves ...

Article by Lucas Meyer, Newstalk 1010 The Ontario Cannabis Store unveiled its latest products Friday ahead of them hitting retail store shelves on Monday, including edibles such as gummies and chocolates, vapes and one tea. OCS vice-president of corporate affairs David Lobo said around 60 products will be delivered to locations in limited supply. “They will be able to start ...

Article by Jason Miller, Toronto Star The province’s government-run cannabis retailer is taking orders from stores looking to sell a small selection of pot-infused edibles, extracts, vapes and beverages, but Ontarians will have to wait a few more days to get their fix. The delivery of the now-legal products is set to begin Monday, David Lobo, the Ontario Cannabis Store’s ...

Article by Vanmala Subramaniam, Financial Post Ontarians will see a “very limited supply” of cannabis 2.0 products at retail stores starting next week, with online sales starting Jan. 16, according to the Ontario Cannabis Store, the province’s only cannabis wholesaler. “We expect products to sell out within the first week. But it will improve, week after week,” said OCS chief ...