Aurora Cannabis’s hostile takeover bid for rival CanniMed signals a new, more brutal phase in Canada’s burgeoning legal sector.

Prop 64 promised to kill the illicit market. But with tax markups as high as 45%, legal shops may have a hard time competing.

The Toronto Stock Exchange has announced that any cannabis-related companies violating US federal cannabis laws—by, for example, selling or growing cannabis in the United States—might be “delisted” from the exchange.

From the start, Canadian policymakers envisioned using cannabis taxes to help determine the price consumers pay, with the idea that said price would influence the behavior of cannabis consumers and producers. But is such a plan feasible?

There are upwards of 10,000 growers in California’s Emerald Triangle. What happens to those who don’t get licensed?

In the second in our California Growers series, we look at small farmers who’ve built boutique brands.

In this exclusive four-part series, Paul Roberts looks at the options California growers face as the state enters the legal era.

A new VolteFace report envisions a thriving legal online cannabis marketplace in the US, UK, Canada, and Europe. Eventually.

Fed up with cannabis cultivation bans, growers are fighting back by using laws meant to defend farmers. Because…they are farmers.

California’s lieutenant governor, a champion of Prop. 64, explains how the law passed—and what to expect going forward.