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Canada's most populous province is now dubbing cannabis retail stores to be non-essential and be required to close.
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MARIJUANA STOCK WATCHLIST
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Apr 3
Ontario to close cannabis stores, dubbing them 'non-essential' in updated emergency order
Ontario is changing course on allowing cannabis stores to remain open during the province's emergency action in response to curtailing the spread COVID-19.
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Apr 3
Canopy temporarily lays off 200, re-opening some corporate stores
Canopy Growth Corp. has temporarily laid off 200 retail staff members and is re-opening some of its corporate-owned pot stores across the country while adopting standards aimed at preventing staff from contracting COVID-19.
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Apr 2
The cannabis producer said its whole-flower pre-rolls and Pax pods will now be shipped in Q4, one quarter later than originally expected. Supreme also announced that it has begun shipping medical cannabis products to Israel through its BOL Pharma partnership.
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Mar 31
3:58Cannabis Canada: CannTrust granted creditor protection, to be delisted from TSX and NYSE
The company said it was granted protection under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), giving it a stay of proceedings for at least 10 days from creditors and plaintiffs who are looking to enforce their claims in various lawsuits.
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Mar 31
COVID-19 related cannabis sales bump appears to be shortlived: Analyst
The recent sales surge of cannabis products in Canada attributed to COVID-19 quarantine measures appears to be shortlived, according to a report from BMO Capital Markets.
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Mar 30
The impairments contributed to Hexo reporting a $289.4 million net loss in the second quarter despite an increase in revenue and cannabis production, the company said on Monday.
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Mar 30
Hexo draws ire of illicit market despite booking $250M in Q2 impairment charges
Hexo Corp. chief executive officer Sebastien St-Louis said he's getting an earful from the illicit market after launching the pot company's value product last year.
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Mar 27
Health Canada asks cannabis industry for help with COVID-19 testing
Canadian officials are turning to the cannabis industry to see if laboratories typically used to check for cannabinoids can be also used to test for COVID-19.
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Mar 26
3:52Cannabis Canada: Why one of the biggest M&A deals in the pot sector didn't work out
Harvest Health & Recreation's US$850 million deal for Verano Holdings is not happening after the company's mututally agreed to end the transaction.
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