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Why it will likely get harder to buy cannabis in Vernon after legalization
Globalnews.ca
In Vernon B.C., however, legalization will ironically mean it is more difficult to buy cannabis in the city, at least in the short term. At least three Vernon marijuana shops plan to shut their doors, some temporarily, until provincial permitting is ...

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The push for workplace policy revisions to address recreational cannabis
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Is your workplace ready for the legalization of recreational marijuana? If so, does every employee know what approach is being taken by the company once Canadians are allowed to legally consume cannabis come Oct. 17? “Ultimately this is about ...

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Okanagan cannabis conference: pot for pets a 'massive market'
Globalnews.ca
The Okanagan Cannabis Conference, the first of its kind, is attracting potential investors and budding entrepreneurs like Kristine Rossworm of Kelowna. She runs a wine tour business and wants to expand into the cannabis tour business. “Maybe you would ...

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The Globe and Mail
Aurora Cannabis 'more than ready' with supply for marijuana legalization
The Globe and Mail
Available now: Cannabis Professional, the authoritative e-mail newsletter tailored specifically for professionals in the rapidly evolving cannabis industry. Subscribe now. Licensed marijuana producer Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it is “unequivocally ...
Aurora Cannabis 'more than ready' with pot supply for legalizationCTV News
Aurora Cannabis Earnings Report: Big Pot Equals Big ProfitsFortune
The Berkshire Hathaway of cannabis companies benefits from other pot stocks' riseMarketWatch
CBC.ca -Markets Insider -Citron Research
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National Post
Disrupting the supply chain: What happens to the black market when cannabis becomes legal?
National Post
... wants to get out of the illegal pot business. The National Post spoke to people involved in the black market — from growers and dispensaries to a pot lounge owner — to find out what they plan to do when recreational marijuana becomes legal on Oct ...

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CNN
Seattle will vacate more than 500 convictions for marijuana possession, saying they unfairly impact people of color
CNN
All seven judges on the city's municipal court agreed this week to vacate convictions from 1996 to 2010 for misdemeanor marijuana possession, saying that they disproportionally impacted people of color. Of the more than 500 cases cited, 46% involved ...
Seattle judges throw out 15 years of marijuana convictionsBBC News
Seattle Court Vacates Marijuana Possession ConvictionsU.S. News & World Report
Seattle Throws Out 15 Years of Marijuana ConvictionsThe Root
KOMO News -The Seattle Times -Recent City of Seattle Blog Posts - City of Seattle -seattlepi.com
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Alberta campaign tries to break hazy marijuana myths
Globalnews.ca
The campaign aims to break myths such as cannabis not negatively impacting driving performance and pot use improving a driver's ability behind the wheel. AMA said with marijuana legalization fast approaching, these myths can't go unchecked.

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Macleans.ca
Is today's cannabis much higher in potency than 25 years ago?
Macleans.ca
These warnings are largely based on THC's effect on the brain, and THC is just one of the two main actors in cannabis, along with CBD. (Many medical marijuana products contain only CBD, a non-psychoactive element of cannabis, but the majority of ...
From the Bath to the Bedroom, Here are Seven Cannabis-Infused Topicals You've Got to TryWillamette Week
Does CBD Really Do Anything?FiveThirtyEight
Marijuana - Trade The WaveSeeking Alpha
Forbes -The Globe and Mail -KelownaNow
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Globalnews.ca
Vancouver police won't be using federally approved marijuana testing device
Globalnews.ca
WATCH: The federal government has just approved a piece of equipment that police will use for road-side screening to detect drug-impaired drivers. The legalization of marijuana is less than two months away, and there are concerns this device may pose ...

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Edmonton police still undecided on marijuana roadside testing equipment
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Federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould approved the roadside test to check for drugs, named the “Drager DrugTest 5000” in August. The saliva screening equipment will be used by police to test for the main psychoactive agent in cannabis: THC.

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Aurora Cannabis revenues more than triple to $19.1M in 4th quarter
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Analyzing the performance of marijuana companies is tough because of accounting rules used in the agriculture industry that require companies to put a value on their pot plants before they are harvested, and approaches differ between producers on how ...
Aurora Cannabis Inc. Announces Results for the Fourth Quarter and 2018 Fiscal YearCanada NewsWire (press release)
Nanaimo's Tilray Inc. briefly the world's largest cannabis companyVernon Morning Star

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CBC.ca
Work, investment in cannabis industry shouldn't affect travel to US, lawyer says
CBC.ca
Kruger said she saw the news story that warned people they could face a lifetime ban if they invested in cannabis companies or worked in the industry. "Simply working in the marijuana industry or investing in the marijuana industry in Canada, engaging ...

StCatharinesStandard.ca
Pelham cannabis producer CannTrust ready for Oct. 17 legalization
StCatharinesStandard.ca
Rogers said CannTrust — one of several major marijuana producers that have set up shop throughout Niagara in the past few years — has already seen "phenomenal growth." CannTrust was founded in Vaughan four years ago, developing products from the ...

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Dozens protest raids on cannabis dispensaries in the Annapolis Valley
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WATCH: Supporters of medical marijuana in the Annapolis Valley staged a rally in front of Kentville provincial court on Monday, after several dispensaries were recently raided. Alicia Draus reports.
Cannabis dispensary arrest protested in KentvilleTheChronicleHerald.ca

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CNBC
Eyes of the global marijuana industry are on Canada as it legalizes recreational use
CNBC
In less than a month, Canada will become only the second country in the world and the first G-7 nation to bring marijuana prohibition to an end, legalizing cannabis for recreational use. The move comes at a time when major corporations such as ...

CNBC
The Tilray toll: 4 warnings for cannabis stock investors about buying into a new market bubble
CNBC
Now there are multiple asset managers trying to get cryptocurrency ETFs approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission, along with marijuana ETFs, one of which passed $1 billion in assets (in Canada), and the ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF (MJ) ...
Canadian retail investors no longer the only game in town for cannabis stocksFinancial Post
Opinion: How to survive marijuana stocks' rollercoaster rideMarketWatch
Top 4 Overbought Canadian Cannabis StocksSmallCapPower (press release)
Seeking Alpha -Motley Fool -Investor's Business Daily
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CBC.ca
Have cannabis questions? The government says its new website has answers
CBC.ca
The justice minister says the provincial government says it's ready for marijuana legalization — and now it's time for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians to get ready too. "I'd like to think that the short answer is a resounding yes," Andrew Parsons ...

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Financial Post
How colleges and cannabis companies are working together to create pot training programs
Financial Post
Okanagan is just one of a number of post-secondary institutions across the country that have been working closely with the cannabis industry to provide training programs ahead of the legalization of recreational marijuana in October. The new sector is ...

CBC.ca
Canadian cannabis companies invest millions in Pablo Escobar's home turf in Colombia
CBC.ca
At least seven licensed Canadian cannabis producers have set up shop in Colombia, investing more than $100 million in the conflict-hit country that has become a new frontier in the legal marijuana business, according to a review of company filings.

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CTV News
Children more likely to start using pot at earlier age if mothers use drug: study
CTV News
The study found that 2,983 children (67 per cent) and 1,053 mothers (35 per cent) in the groups self-identified as cannabis users. Those children with mothers who used marijuana during their childhoods began taking the drugs themselves at the median ...

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