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The 6 most shorted companies on the TSX, TSXV, CSE, S&P 500, DJIA, and NASDAQ 100. [more]
The 6 most shorted companies on the TSX, TSXV, CSE, S&P 500, DJIA, and NASDAQ 100. [more]
Aphria reported FQ4/2019 earnings which beat analyst expectations, surprising the whole cannabis industry as the rest of the cannabis market has seen stock price decline for several months. [more]
Alimentation Couch-Tard Inc invests C$26 million in Edmonton-based independent cannabis retailer, Fire and Flower Holdings. [more]
Quebec has drafted new legislation that bans cannabis products “attractive to minors”, which include cannabis alternatives such as candy and drinks, that are expected to become legal across Canada in October. [more]
The first cannabis ETF in the world has fallen more than 25% in share price since March 2019, but in contrast, the cannabis market has continued to be a highlight for numerous catalysts. [more]
Curaleaf Holdings announced a US$875 million acquisition that combines the largest public and the largest private multi-state operators in the U.S., which together will now operate 131 dispensary licenses, 68 operational locations, and 20 cultivation sites. [more]
Canada plans to legalize cannabis derivatives such as oils and edibles on October 2019, and these new products are expected to outsell dried cannabis sales over the next five years. [more]
CannTrust Holdings received a compliance report from Health Canada, notifying them that several grow rooms in their Pelhim, Ontario greenhouse facility are in non-compliance. [more]
Canopy announced the termination of Bruce Linton as co-CEO. Linton will also be stepping down as chairman and director of Canopy Rivers. [more]
The Government of Canada announced amendments to the Cannabis Act. This amendment focuses on peripheral cannabis products such as edibles, extracts, and topicals. [more]
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