Bruce Linton-backed psychedelics business Mind Medicine joins NEO Exchange
TORONTO — Bruce Linton is used to people raising an eyebrow at his business decisions. The tycoon, after...
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Canopy Growth names new CEO, Constellation executive David Klein
Shares of Canopy Growth Corp. got a much needed lift this morning, as the cannabis producer named veteran...
Wolverine Partners Corp. to Change Name to Gage Growth Corp.
DETROIT, Sept. 17, 2019 /CNW/ - Wolverine Partners Corp. (d.b.a. Gage Cannabis Co.) (the "Company" or "Gage"), one of Michigan's leading craft cannabis and brand platforms, today announced the proposed change of its corporate name to Gage Growth Corp. and addition of Bruce Linton, who will be appointed to the role of Executive Chairman. The changes are expected to be made effective in connection with the closing of Gage's proposed acquisition of Rivers Innovations Inc. ("Innovations").
Psychedelics – Former Canopy co-CEO Bruce Linton sees a big opportunity
Canopy Growth Corp.’s co-founder and recently ousted co-chief executive has his eye on a new frontier for medicine...
Canopy’s ‘never been better,’ says interim CEO as the biggest investor is set to record a related loss
TORONTO — Canopy Growth Corp.’s interim chief executive says, the mood at the cannabis producer has “never been better”....
CannaChiefs Media Workshops aim to prepare industry leaders for Fall legalization
VANCOUVER, July 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - With the Next Wave of Legalization looming around the corner and the Canadian Cannabis Industry seemingly flipped upside down with the recent news of Co-CEO Bruce Linton being sacked by Canopy Growth and other Co-CEO Mark Zekulin only temporarily being allowed at the helm until a suitable replacement can be found. Also, Peter Aceto, being fired as CEO with cause and Chairman Eric Paul forcefully resigned from CannTrust Holdings last week. Their company is being accused of cultivating cannabis in unlicensed greenhouses. Now Health Canada is holding nearly 12.7 tonnes of dried cannabis grown at CannTrust's Pelham facility. There is already a huge nationwide shortage of legal cannabis and consumers have been complaining about quality control and price issues. Now the public is demanding accountability and we have seen in recent weeks that nobody is immune from negligence in compliance and regulatory probes. Things are looking rather bleak in the Canadian legal cannabis landscape now.
ZoomerMedia to develop cannabis products for Baby Boomers with Canopy Growth
TORONTO, July 05, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Following last Friday’s report in Postmedia’s “The Growth Op”, ZoomerMedia Limited...
Canopy Growth Announces Leadership Transition
Bruce Linton to step down as co-CEO and Canopy Board member Mark Zekulin remains CEO Company Launches Search...
Tweed Goes Up In Smoke
SMITHS FALLS, ON, May 30, 2017 /CNW/ - Tweed is pleased to provide the following update with respect to an incident requiring emergency fire response at its flagship 40 acre Smiths Falls campus on May 29th, 2017 that was reported locally in media. Alas, nothing very exciting happened except some smoke on the construction side of its facility, having no impact on staff, plants or the facility except some unfortunate time spent standing in the rain during the fire alarm. That said, smoke is always scary at the time.
LP’s Try to Hide in the Weeds
Licensed Producers AB Laboratories Inc., part of Invictus MD, JWC Ltd. and Canada's Island Garden to sell distinct small batch cannabis through Tweed Main Street, bringing new variety and diversity to over 50,000 registered patients.