Canada’s University of Guelph Launches Cannabis Cultivation Program
Fri / Sep 6th
The University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada has added an online cannabis production course to the university’s existing horticulture certificate program.
Canada cannabis was first legalized for medical use in 2001, and it was the first developed country to federally legalize adult-use cannabis in 2016. Below, you’ll find the latest breaking news and business developments from the Canadian cannabis industry:
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Fri / Sep 6th
The University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada has added an online cannabis production course to the university’s existing horticulture certificate program.
Wed / Sep 4th
A judge in Quebec’s Superior Court has ruled that the current provincial ban on homegrown cannabis is unconstitutional; experts say, however, that a similar ban could be carried out lawfully.
Tue / Aug 27th
Canada’s Paracanna has announced its launch of a DIY cannabis gummies kit, which allows consumers to add drops of oil to create gummies in a variety of flavors.
Fri / Aug 23rd
In the almost year since legal adult-use sales launched in Canada, cannabis industry employment has nearly quadrupled from 2,630 positions filled to 9,200.
Thu / Aug 22nd
These are the main takeaways from my first experience at a legal Canadian cannabis dispensary in Montreal, Quebec.
Tue / Aug 20th
Aurora Cannabis has announced a new brand — Aurora Hemp — after acquiring industrial hemp company Hempco Food and Fiber Inc.
Mon / Aug 19th
New data from Statistics Canada shows that 42 percent of adult Canadian cannabis consumers still rely on illegal sources.
Tue / Aug 13th
Following a failed Health Canada inspection, cannabis producer CannTrust has received a non-compliant rating and must now propose a remediation plan to regulators.
Mon / Aug 12th
Canopy Growth has inked a deal to acquire two research firms, pending regulatory approval.
Mon / Aug 12th
The auditor for CannTrust Holdings has withdrawn its audits for 2018 and Q1 2019 after Health Canada orders the company to hold 5000 kg of inventory.
Mon / Jul 29th
As Canada approaches the one-year anniversary of legalizing cannabis, adult-use sales are steadily rising but medical cannabis flower sales have dropped 20 percent.
Mon / Jul 29th
Law enforcement in British Columbia has asked federal authorities to help thwart illegal online cannabis sales in the province.
Thu / Jul 25th
Researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario say they have identified pain-relieving cannabis flavonoids that are “30 times more powerful at reducing inflammation than Aspirin.”
Thu / Jul 25th
Three months before edibles regulations take effect nationwide, officials in Quebec, Canada have announced a ban on sweetened cannabis edibles containing THC, including (temporarily) topicals.
Fri / Jul 19th
Canada has approved a new device to test drivers for potential cannabis intoxication; the test will be used to validate further investigation, either via a drug recognition evaluation or blood sample.
Thu / Jul 18th
Aurora Cannabis Inc. has secured an exclusive license to provide Italian pharmacies with medical cannabis products.
Mon / Jul 15th
Recent Statistics Canada figures suggest that Canadian hemp farmers will more than double their acreage from 41,200 in 2018 to 82,500 acres this year.
Fri / Jul 12th
CannTrust, a Canadian licensed producer of cannabis products, announced last night it was suspending all product sales and shipments until Health Canada completes its investigation into products the company produced using unlicensed grow rooms.
Thu / Jul 11th
Canada’s illegal cannabis continues to outpace the legal market, with flower prices averaging $4.72 cheaper per gram on the illicit market than from a licensed distributor.
Thu / Jul 11th
Danish cannabis company StenoCare has quarantined cannabis oil purchased from Canadian company CannTrust after Health Canada announced the grower’s commercial greenhouse was non-compliant.
Tue / Jul 9th
Canadian company CannTrust has put more than 12,000 kilograms of cannabis flower on hold after Health Canada ruled one of the company’s greenhouses to be non-compliant.
Fri / Jul 5th
Canopy Growth’s long-time CEO Bruce Linton is officially out after the Canadian company saw significant losses this year. Linton says the decision stemmed from company directors that were installed by Constellation Brands, an alcohol distributor with 38 percent ownership of the company.
Fri / Jul 5th
Recent survey data indicates that one in four Canadian medical cannabis patients say that cannabis access has become more difficult since adult-use legalization took effect last year.
Fri / Jun 21st
Canada’s legal cannabis marketplace earned $186 million in general and excise taxes during its first five and a half months.
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