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If you’re one of those who has enjoyed cannabis edibles, perhaps on the black market or in the U.S., the incoming wave of legal chewables and drinks may leave taste buds much to be desired.
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3:27'They're proposing that we sell sand': Critics slam draft pot edibles rules
Canada's proposed edible pot regulations would result in tasteless products wrapped in wasteful packaging, shutting out medical patients and fuelling a continued black market, critics say.
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Feb 20
Emerald Health's Montreal-area pot production facility to create 140 jobs
Emerald Health Therapeutics Inc. says its expanded cannabis production facility is poised to create 140 jobs in the off-island Montreal suburb of Saint-Eustache.
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Feb 20
Recent appointments and proposed changes by Gov. Mike Dunleavy to a state regulatory board has some in the legal cannabis industry confused about his intentions, but a spokesman said Wednesday the first-term Republican has no intention of changing the fact that broad use of marijuana is legal in Alaska.
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Feb 20
4:45Cannabis Canada Daily: Tilray acquires Manitoba Harvest amid CBD push
Tilray is acquiring the parent company of hemp-food maker Manitoba Harvest for up to $419 million in a cash-and-stock deal as the Nanaimo, B.C.-based cannabis producer accelerates its entry into the North American CBD market.
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Feb 19
3:27Cannabis Canada Daily: Canopy eyes edibles rollout as Health Canada mulls regulations
Canopy expects to sell a variety of form factors including non-caffeinated chocolate, five different kinds of beverages, and vape pens with new cartridge technology once Health Canada formally legalizes them, said Canopy CEO Bruce Linton.
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Feb 19
Canopy Growth Corp. is gearing up to release a wide range of cannabis-infused edibles and beverages when they become legal later this year, according to the company's CEO.
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Feb 19
Former Namaste CEO Dollinger returning to pot firm as advisor
Sean Dollinger, the co-founder of Namaste Technologies Inc. who was fired just weeks ago, is returning to the Toronto-based cannabis e-commerce firm as a senior advisor after reaching a settlement with the company.
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Feb 17
6:12America’s CBD boom: Brazen claims, fake products, regulatory scrutiny
While the trendy cannabis compound is generally believed to be safe, scant research has been conducted on its medical benefits.
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Feb 15
5:37Cannabis Canada Daily: Aphria concludes investigation into short seller report
Aphria said Friday a review by a special committee has concluded that the company’s purchases of those assets was within an “acceptable range” compared with similar acquisitions by competitors.
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