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The Quebec cannabis corporation has appointed Paul Furfaro interim president and CEO, replacing Jean-Francois Bergeron, who has departed to head Loto-Quebec.
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The cannabis company says its net loss attributable to the corporation totalled nearly $700 million or $1.85 per diluted share for the quarter ended March 31. The result compared with a loss of $1.3 billion or $3.72 per diluted share in the same quarter last year.
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The Flowr Corporation’s latest strain, BC Black Cherry, received the top award for the inaugural Highlife Cannabis Cup. The competition is organized by marketing firm, Sessions Enterprises, looking at B.C. cannabis products from three licensed producers and three micro-cultivators.
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Justin Cannabis is well-known in the cannabis community as a prolific contributor of images to High Times magazine and several best-selling books on marijuana. In this book, Justin shares his beautiful, sun-filled photographs to provide a behind-the-scenes look at Humboldt’s Finest Farms, a collection of growers in Northern California devoted to producing sustainable, sun-grown cannabis crops. Readers will learn the importance of conservation and a host of best practices for a sustainable future for cannabis. Every page is filled with tips ranging from land and soil preparations, irrigation, plant selection, planting methods for optimal results, ideal lighting (sun and solar powered), polyculture and permaculture, training and trellising, natural pest/animal control, and more. With over 150 images that depict soil preparations, growth stages, conservation, harvesting, drying and curing processes, notes on preserving freshness, and more, lovers of home-grown and commercial cannabis fans will find much to love and celebrate in this book.
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The deal for Toronto-based Redecan, which is privately held, will increase Hexo’s share in the competitive cannabis market and build on its long-standing plan to become a top three cannabis player in the Canadian adult-use market.
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The Edmonton-based cannabis company says transferring the listing to the Nasdaq is part of Aurora’s recently announced cost efficiency plan. Under the plan, the company has spent much of the COVID-19 pandemic laying off workers and closing facilities in hopes of finding millions in savings.
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Health Canada stated that licensed outdoor growing capacity was almost three times that of indoor, reaching a whopping 59 million sq. ft. It’s scalable, perceived as natural and sustainable, and offers both low capital and operating costs – and while future prospects look bright, this type of cultivation must be done properly.
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