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Cannabis Freedom Alliance Doubles Membership with Addition of New Values Members and Working Groups
WASHINGTON, Oct. 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the Cannabis Freedom Alliance (CFA) added a new class of membership, Values Members, who share a vision with CFA of ending prohibition in a manner consistent with helping all Americans achieve their full potential and limiting the number of barriers that inhibit innovation and entrepreneurship in a free and open market; and … Read More
More than $1 million in cannabis products seized in Kanata, Carleton Place
Police have seized more than one million dollars’ worth of illegal cannabis products after searches in Kanata and Carleton Place.
Lethbridge man charged in cannabis store robbery
A Lethbridge man faces criminal charges in relation to the robbery of a cannabis store Wednesday.
Wallaceburg man charged with stealing marijuana plants from backyard
Chatham-Kent police have charged a 30-year-old Wallaceburg man with theft for allegedly taking marijuana plants from a backyard.
MBLL: Liquor, cannabis sales rise, while casinos, VLTs take big hit during pandemic
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Manitobans stocked up on liquor, cannabis in pandemic’s 1st year
Alcohol and cannabis sales in Manitoba saw a big increase during the COVID-19 pandemic — but casino revenues plummeted.
Some Sask. cannabis, liquor retailers confused as new proof of COVID-19 vaccination program begins
The program is meant to encourage those who are eligible but unvaccinated to get their shots, as Saskatchewan continues to grapple with a deadly fourth wave of COVID-19 and pressures on its hospital system.
Aurora Cannabis says revenue from consumer sales down 45 per cent in fourth quarter
Aurora Cannabis Inc. blamed COVID-19 lockdowns for a 45 per cent plunge in consumer sales that it experienced as it continued to restructure its operations in its fourth quarter.
Aurora Cannabis says revenue from consumer sales down 45 per cent in fourth quarter
Aurora Cannabis Inc. blamed COVID-19 lockdowns for a 45 per cent plunge in consumer sales that it experienced as it continued to restructure its operations in its fourth quarter.