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BofC Live is the daily news and interview program of Business of Cannabis.
BofC Live is the daily news and interview program of Business of Cannabis.
We are back – and the summer is almost over. In the US, cannabis is on the agenda in Congress in the coming weeks – and perhaps on the campaign trail too.
As culture wars – and a pandemic – continue to ravage the US – the cannabis sector is still chugging along. And there appears to be no such thing as a slow week – even in the midst of Canada Day and Independence Day holidays.
As we take some deep breaths this week and celebrate both Canada Day and Independence Day, we can reflect on a very busy week gone by: Last week on BofC, we Asked the Experts at CannDelta about cannabis retail regulations, dove deep into what retailers need to consider when signing leases, discussed how the Canadian CBD market will grow,…
Well, it’s summer. (Albeit a summer with very little travel, righteous social unrest and a pandemic.)
Below is the part of a weekly series of benchmarks provided by the team at Cannabis Benchmarks®. —– This week’s Canada Cannabis Spot Index examines a new report from the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS), which details the development of the province’s legal cannabis market from April 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020.
Well, it has started. Some notable cannabis industry events have begun pushing out their previously rescheduled Fall 2020 schedule into 2021.
While there was news from the cannabis industry this past week, it took a rightful back seat to news of social justice, police reform and honest questions about the stability of the US democracy.
N recent weeks, in case you missed it, we have been joined by Canadian cannabis retailers opening up stores in Ontario by the handful, including Friendly Stranger, HOBO, Canna Cabana and Fire & Flower.