Authors: Adam Lakusta, Andy Chow
As businesses in Canada scrambled to market their cannabis products when recreational cannabis use was legalized in 2018 (“Legalization”), some brands filed trademark applications for cannabis-related goods and… Read More
Long-awaited changes to federal cannabis packaging and stamping requirements are now in effect, offering cannabis excise licensees the opportunity to enter into excise service agreements that contemplate more fulsome contract… Read More
Private licensed cannabis retail stores in B.C. will soon be allowed to sell cannabis-related clothing, books and other items. This is welcome news for the legal cannabis sector as private… Read More
Starting July 15, 2021, private cannabis retail store licensees in B.C. will be able to offer customers home delivery of non-medical cannabis products.
In August 2020, British Columbia amended its cannabis… Read More
Following peak investor excitement in 2018 and early 2019, the cannabis markets in Canada and the U.S. have seen a major shift. After its initial uptake, both Canadian and U.S.… Read More
Authors: Alizeh Virani, Mahdi Shams, Negina Khalil
The British Columbia government is developing new direct delivery and farm-gate sales programs to assist small scale cannabis producers gain a foothold into the retail market.
These programs… Read More
This blog was originally published on May 11, 2020.
Despite the legalization of recreational cannabis in Canada, cannabis delivery services by private retailers to customers remains illegal in many provinces, including… Read More
Similar to the beer industry, the non-medical cannabis sector has developed the niche business area of craft cannabis, which allows smaller independently owned producers to develop small scale batch productions… Read More
Authors: Jonathan O'Connor, Nathan Cramer
It has been just over one year since cannabis was legalized in Canada. The rapid expansion of the cannabis industry has resulted in a remarkably high number of… Read More
Are you a Canadian citizen or permanent resident interested in working or immigrating to the U.S., but have a criminal conviction?
Criminal inadmissibility can render non-U.S. citizens inadmissible for entrance to… Read More
