ICYMI: Top Stories of the Week, January 19
So much news, and so little time. In case you missed them, here is a recap of what was trending on CLN this past week!
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Latest Legalization News
Vapes and Edibles coming to Ontario cannabis shops this week
TORONTO — Dozens of new marijuana products will be available in retail shops in Ontario starting next week. The province's cannabis distributor said Friday,... Read More...
Quebec raising the legal age for cannabis to 21 tomorrow
MONTREAL — Quebecers under the age of 21 won't be able to buy or possess recreational cannabis as of Wednesday, ushering in the toughest age restrictions in... Read More...
New vaping promotion ban comes into effect on Wednesday, Ontario
TORONTO — Ontario's new ban on the promotion of vaping products in convenience stores and gas stations comes into effect on Wednesday.
The regulations were... Read More...
Legal Cannabis Vape Pens roll out in Canada
Cannabis edibles, topicals, shatters, and vape pens have slowly begun to roll out in Canada, known as Legalization 2.0. This second stage of legalization offic... Read More...
B.C. forecasting a better year ahead for cannabis products and revenue
VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan says it's the best of times for cannabis users in British Columbia, but they could be even better.
Since recreational cannabis... Read More...
Cannabis 2.0 finally on its way to B.C. shelves
Two months "late", per an unnecessary 60 day waiting period, the first batch of Cannabis 2.0- legal cannabis edibles, extracts, and topicals, are finally on th... Read More...
Aurora Cannabis confirms Cannabis 2.0 roll out
NYSE | TSX: ACB
· Initial cannabis 2.0 shipments released to 10 provincial regulators; new products ha... Read More...
Legalization 2.0 slowly rolls out – Edibles on Canadian shelves
It has been a long disappointing wait for cannabis to become fully legal in Canada. As regulations continued to rollout, hope for medicinal patients has dissip... Read More...
Ontario officially doing away with pot shop lottery system
TORONTO — Ontario's legal cannabis retail scene will become better equipped to compete with the black market starting next month, the government said Thursday... Read More...
