Origin Coast CEO Michael Fong says a start in cannabis at the micro level is going to allow an attention to detail, as the company works to find its space in the Canadian cannabis market. “Because we’re small, we can focus a lot more on …
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Entrepreneur Brett Evans is hoping to get big messages across with the DoobTool, a cannabis carrying case that comes with a Swiss-Army-knife-like array of tools for cutting, crushing and rolling dried flower. He wants the sleek, clever design and the can-do versatility of the DoobTool …
PAX Labs was all set to take over the Canadian cannabis vape market this month, but governments in Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador have pulled the plug—at least until pressing questions about health concerns relating to vaping have been answered. On Dec. 4, both the …
UNB sets sights on educating their students in cannabis tourism, plus four more things you need to know in Atlantic Candian Business this week.
Halifax’s Gottingen Street might as well be called Doughnut Row — plus four other things you need to know about Atlantic Canadian business this week.
Plant-based butchers, abrupt closures and new US clients for Verafin — here are the Five Things to Know in Atlantic Canadian Business this week.
As if you didn’t know already, the sale of cannabis became legal last week and with that, Atlantic Canadian retailers opened their doors for business. Despite reports of stores selling out across the four provinces, here’s where you can buy cannabis once they restock.
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation has made their first order of cannabis in preparation for the October 17 legalization date. The 3.75-million-gram order consists of 78 different strains of cannabis, 282 cannabis products and 21 different accessories to be sold on store shelves. The order will be filled by 14 different vendors from across the country.