Article by David Yasvinski, Growth Op The new year is off to a rocky start for Aphria Inc. The Ontario-based medical marijuana and cannabis oil company has issued a voluntary recall of its new line of vape pens because some of its cartridges have a leaking issue. “Out of an abundance of caution we asked provincial customers to return certain ...

Article by Travis Cesarone, Cannabis Life Network We have discovered so much about cannabis over the years, but it’s vast, intricate, pharmacological map is missing many major regions. CBD dominant varieties have exploded in demand, yet the cannabinoid is still only partially understood, and there is still CBG and CBN just around the market’s corner. Now, brand new forms of THC and CBD, THCp and CBDp, respectively, have been discovered; ...

Article by Toronto Sun Ontario cannabis store shoppers with a hankering for edibles were out of luck Monday. Most of the province’s licensed retailers had yet to receive their first shipments of 59 products including soft chews, cookies and chocolates that were slated to start appearing in stores that day. But the Ontario Cannabis Store, the province’s pot distributor, said ...

Article by Chris Halliday, Orangeville Banner It’s been a long, stressful day. The kids are finally tucked away in bed and fast asleep. A father gets his cannabis out, rolls up a pinner and takes five minutes to enjoy it in his backyard. Now, imagine the parent is a mother. That shouldn’t change one’s perspective on things, right? Despite legalization, ...

Article by The Chronicle Herald Three people face charges after police raided a pair of illegal cannabis dispensaries in the Halifax area on Friday. In a news release Monday, Halifax Regional Police and RCMP said members of the integrated drug unit executed search warrants Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Farm Assists shops on Gottingen Street in Halifax and Highway 7 ...

Article by Vanmala Subramaniam, Growth Op Aurora Cannabis Inc. has put one of its largest greenhouses — located in Exeter, Ont. — up for sale for $17 million, as the company takes steps to reduce its expenses and boost its cash balance after a series of weak quarters that have sparked jitters amongst investors. “We have concluded that this non-operational ...

Article by Lucas Meyer, Newstalk 1010 New cannabis products including gummies, chocolate bars and one infused tea will not be available at any Toronto retail locations Monday. Ontario Cannabis Store Director of Communications Daffyd Roderick said it’s because the products will be delivered on normal shipping days for each of the local stores, which are either Tuesdays or Wednesdays. “We’re ...

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 Neil Davidson, BNN Bloomberg The Toronto Wolfpack will be walking advertisements for one of their own products in 2020 with the brand Rugby Strength, a CBD-infused body cream, featured on the front of their jerseys for the Super League season. Air Transat adorned the jerseys of the transatlantic rugby league team in its first three years of existence. ...