A recent poll suggests 51 per cent of British Columbians are buying all product legally
Health Canada began handing out licenses to cultivate cannabis outside in 2019
Online purchase and delivery monopoly exploited by black market in COVID-19 pandemic
Owned by the Williams Lake First Nation, the facility will be the first of its kind in Canada
Steady growth in legal cannabis sales through early 2020
Stores now allowed clear windows, with no products shown
B.C. business still dominated by big producers and black market
Pilot project pitched to governments for pandemic recovery
Highlander Cannabis newest addition to Squires Four Public House on Stickle Road
Tupa’s Joint offers Indigenous cannabis products along with traditional First Nations medicines
4/20 organizers ask participants to abide by social distancing guidelines
Spiritleaf says Weed Day can still be celebrated by Okanagan cannabis users, it may just look different
Two suspects remain at large; police believe they left the robbery scene in a white hatchback
Applicants must go through their own banks to access the program
Spiritleaf says province should loosen regulations to allow for delivery amid pandemic
Since its implementation, the 500-metre policy has proven divisive within council
Dawson Creek Minor Hockey Association issued the apology as part of a larger statement on March 3
