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The Edmonton-based cannabis company said the health crisis pushed its net revenue from consumer sales to $19.5 million for the three months ended June 30, down from $35.3 million in the fourth quarter of 2020. But that didn’t appear to have the company’s executives worried.
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Delta 9 Cannabis Inc. is the 7th top growing Canadian company this year on The Globe and Mail Report on Business editorial rankings. Delta 9 CEO says that the company will continue to focus on growing its retail network throughout the country, as well as its online retail strategy.
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Ontario looked like it would be the first to allow cannabis consumption spaces, when it solicited feedback from the public before the COVID-19 pandemic. The deadline for that feedback passed more than a year ago, but a press secretary for attorney general Doug Downey said “no changes to the cannabis framework are expected at this time.”
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This fully online, non-credit course provides advanced knowledge and selected skillsets for mid to upper-level production jobs in commercial growing facilities. Over 10 modules, students cover critical aspects of the cannabis industry, cannabis products, workplace requirements, crop management, quality control/quality assurance, harvesting, processing, and waste management. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts and gain the knowledge you need to kick start your career in the Canadian cannabis industry! Course runs from October 25, 2021 to January 24, 2022. Registration deadline is October 11, 2021.
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As anyone in the sector knows, Canada’s Cannabis Act is about to undergo its inaugural review, and among the industry stakeholders suggesting changes are Canada’s First Nations. “We continue to work with the government on how to deliver safe, legal products to First Nations people,” Albert Eppinga, the founder and master grower at BC Cannabis says. “But changes in the Cannabis Act can take this to the next level.”
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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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The cannabis company announced it is closing its Aurora Polaris property in Edmonton as part of a plan to streamline its operations. Aurora Polaris’ medical distribution operations will move to the Aurora Sky facility, while manufacturing will be relocated to Aurora River in Bradford, Ont.
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The company says in an email that it is closing the facilities to optimize operational efficiencies and save costs following the merger. The company did not share how many workers will be impacted by the closures, but says it will work with those interested in opportunities at its Broken Coast facility on Vancouver Island.
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