Now that cannabis is legal, are marijuana grow houses still something to be concerned about? Even though marijuana and cannabis products are now legal for use in Ontario, grow houses and grow operations remain a valid concern for home buyers. Thank you for asking this… Read More »Worried the home you’re considering was a grow op? Then it’s time to call in the experts
A marijuana grow-op in Watson, Sask., has been busted, says the RCMP. Police said they initially went to a building on Railway Avenue in the community 90 km east of Saskatoon on Jan. 18 after an alarm went off. Read more: Man charged in major… Read More »424 marijuana plants seized at grow-op in Watson Sask.: RCMP
After a Kelowna woman took her one-year-old Golden Retriever out for a walk Monday evening, she started to get concerned when he started acting strangely. Stephanie Lisk said about an hour after the family got home from Powerline Park, Chester started throwing up. The vomit… Read More »‘He was pretty paranoid’: Dog owner issues warning after pet gets high on walk
How many cannabis shops are too many in downtown Vernon? It’s a perennial question that city council in Vernon, B.C. will grapple with again on Monday, as it decides whether to give its blessing to two more private cannabis stores proposed for 30 Ave. Read… Read More »Critics concerned about number of cannabis shops in downtown Vernon, as city considers support for two more – Okanagan
If you think you’ve seen a lot of new cannabis shops popping up around Toronto recently, it’s not all in your imagination. While many businesses are struggling during the pandemic, new cannabis retailers keep opening in the city and across Ontario. Does that mean the… Read More »More cannabis shops keep opening despite lots of competition and the pandemic
The cannabis industry might be closing out a year full of massive cuts, but Aurora Cannabis Inc.’s chief executive says there is still plenty of money to be made in the pot business. “We’re gonna have to get through the right-sizing of these companies and… Read More »Aurora CEO says he sees promise in cannabis industry, despite year of cuts and layoffs
Canadian pot producer Aphria Inc said on Wednesday it will merge with rival Tilray Inc, creating the world’s largest cannabis producer by sales and giving it a foothold in the fast-growing U.S. market. READ MORE: Aurora Cannabis reducing workforce at Edmonton-area facility Like several of the North… Read More »Aphria, Tilray to merge, creating world’s largest cannabis producer – National
Aurora Cannabis Inc. is making changes to how one of its Edmonton-area facilities operates and says that will result in job losses. The changes will impact the Aurora Sky facility near the Edmonton International Airport, one of the world’s largest cannabis facilities. READ MORE: Aurora… Read More »Aurora Cannabis reducing workforce at Edmonton-area facility
Mounties in northern Manitoba say they’ve shut down an alleged bootlegging operation in Thompson. RCMP say they were investigating the illegal sale of alcohol from a home in the community, which led them to raid the building on Hudson Bay Thursday evening. There they say… Read More »Mounties break up alleged bootlegging operation in Thompson, Man. – Winnipeg
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted November 30, 2020 6:10 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it is indefinitely pausing operations at one of its Alberta facilities and laying off a few… Read More »Aurora Cannabis lays off 30 staff, ‘indefinitely’ pauses operations at Alberta facility