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On May 12, the federal department responsible for Canada’s cannabis industry regulations as well as the health policies to combat the COVID-19 pandemic sent an internal memo to the country’s licensed cannabis producers to announce a “reprioritization” of its resources.
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Canadians have slowed their buying frenzy when purchasing pot amid the pandemic. Cannabis company executives say that after the industry was deemed an essential service in several provinces, things went back down to pre-pandemic levels in April.
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The Smiths Falls, Ont.,-based cannabis company says chief operating officer Andre Fernandez and chief commercial officer Dave Bigioni have departed from the firm.
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Cannabis retail franchising in Ontario was born out of unique regulatory circumstances. Those same regulatory circumstances will ensure that franchising remains a large portion of the provincial retail cannabis model for some time to come.
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Aurora Cannabis Inc.’s third quarter was weighed down by a net loss, but the company is optimistic about its future after seeing a significant increase in the amount of pot it has sold.
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A unique mix of art and science, this fresh and visually stunning survey celebrates the extraordinary beauty and diversity of the world’s most controversial plant: Cannabis salvia. Cutting-edge scanning electron microscope images, combined with light micrographs and X-rays, bring this captivating plant vividly to life. Meticulously photographed over the course of three years, the 140 color images are arranged by germination, stem, leaf, male flower, female flower, and roots, accompanied by explanations of what the viewer is seeing. The cannabis plant has had a complicated relationship with humans through the ages, and each image was selected with this in mind, highlighting unique and frequently bizarre features. This unusual photographic collection reveals the microscopic features of the marijuana plant as never before seen in one volume.
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Before planning a greenhouse or indoor facility, determination of water quality is essential. Cannabis growers must understand the role of each nutrient and the values they provide to make proper assessment and decisions.
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