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BYND Cannasoft plans to formulate a proprietary CBD oil and brand through a licensed grower in Israel for distribution for its new artificial intelligence-based device and EZ-G device.
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In partnership with Coda Signature, TILT secured the best-in-class award for a specific chocolate bar, as well as first place in the edible candy category, at this year’s NECANN Cup.
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Delta 9 has completed the implementation of its new fully-automated pre-roll manufacturing equipment at the company’s Winnipeg facilities, increasing the company’s capacity to manufacture products.
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Atlas Global has entered into binding letters of intent to acquire a large percent of the outstanding securities of two cannabis pharmacies in Israel. Each of the pharmacies to be acquired are licensed to dispense medical cannabis.
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A GAP analysis helps employers identify opportunities for improvement in their workplace safety program by reviewing and comparing the existing OHS system with a complete Occupational Health & Safety Management System that meets provincial standards.
AgSafe’s safety consultants and advisors will work with you to conduct a GAP analysis. After doing a GAP analysis many employers continue to work with AgSafe to get their OHS programs safety certified through AgSafe’s Certificate of Recognition (COR) program.
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In Canada, provinces and territories may enact their own restrictions relating to retail sales and distribution. Because of this, the growing cannabis industry comes with a unique set of security requirements and challenges, from securing grow facilities and providing continuous video surveillance at license holder locations, to tracking product throughout the entire lifecycle — including in retail settings.
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How successful have we been in changing the mindset from cannabis being an illegal and stigmatized drug to one that is legal and socially acceptable? Education about cannabis has been inconsistent across Canada, and evidence to support the best approach for cannabis education is lacking and historically focused on risk-based messages to encourage “do not use,” which is no longer applicable.
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