A new bill aimed at combating Ontario’s illicit cannabis market will see the cap on the number of stores a
Celebrating Cannabis In NYC With a Historic 420 Countdown Royal Queen Seeds and Cannabis Now are hosting what has been
Youth cannabis use ‘decreased significantly’ in 2021 A federally funded survey revealed that, despite an increasing number of states opening
Business of Cannabis was the Platinum Media Partner for the Lift&Co. Expo in Toronto in November 2021. During the show,
In October, the cannabis industry reconvened in Las Vegas for the annual tradeshow – MJ Biz Con – put on
On this episode of BofC Live, we connect with Matt Maurer of Torkin Manes LLP. Torkin Manes it the Official
by Matt Maurer, Torkin Manes LLP Let’s start this article with a bit of a history lesson. When the Ontario Government
The Canada Cannabis Spot Index (CCSI) was assessed at C$5.07 per gram this week, down 1.3% from last week’s C$5.14
In October, the cannabis industry reconvened in Las Vegas for the annual tradeshow – MJ Biz Con – put on
by Matt Maurer, Torkin Manes LLP Non-competition clauses have been utilized by employers in employment agreements for a long time. Generally
A provincial politician in Toronto wants to help municipalities have more control on the number of cannabis stores in neighborhoods,
On this episode of BofC Live, we connect with Anne-Marie Dacyshyn the President and Chief Marketing Officer of dosist, an
New legislation tabled by the Ontario government would allow cannabis curbside pickup and deliveries to be permanent, reports CBC. Enjoy
On this episode of BofC Live, we connect with Tony Giorgi, CEO of Sensi Brands. Sensi Brands recently opened a
On this episode of BofC Live, we connect with Tabitha Fritz and Ari Cohen, the co-founders of Fritz’s Cannabis. Fritz’s
Canadians voters are headed to the polls on Sept. 20, and a vocal slice of the cannabis community says they’re
The Canada Cannabis Spot Index was assessed at C$5.17 per gram this week, down 0.2% from last week’s C$5.18 per
After examining a year’s worth of tweets post-legalization, Toronto researchers have concluded something a lot of us already knew: Ontario’s
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