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Renowned for its reliable and secure delivery services, with a commitment to excellence, Messagers has established itself as one of the leading carriers of cannabis products nationwide. 

Canada's legal cannabis industry contributed nearly $7.7 billion to the country's GDP in 2023, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada. Exceeding that of breweries, wineries and distilleries

Total sales for the third quarter amounted to $235.9 million, an increase of 17% over the third quarter of the previous year, when sales totalled $201.6 million. In terms of volume, these sales represent an increase of 28%, from 37,215 kg to 47,843 kg of cannabis. This growth was driven, among other things, by increased consumer interest in cannabis extracts.

SQDC will open a new 2,000 sq. ft. open-plan branch in Bromont, featuring islands, displays and a dedicated counter for online orders. Accessories will also be available at each checkout.

Abitibi-Témiscamingue is the second largest producer of organic hemp in Quebec, with 29% of production grown in the region. Growing this oleaginous plant is extremely profitable for its producers, and is used by many industries, including food, cosmetics, textiles, bioplastics and fuels.

Health Canada has just released its 2023 annual report “Cannabis Adverse Reaction Data”. According to this new report, there has been a significant drop in the number of serious and non-serious cases reported to Health Canada.

According to a poll conducted by Léger, Canadians consider the legalization of cannabis to be the biggest legacy of the Trudeau era, ahead of his management of the pandemic and affordable daycare/childcare.

Rouge Marketing officially announces the launch of the new Origine Nature website, a redesign that reflects the evolution of the Quebec-based company specializing in recreational cannabis production. This visual and technical overhaul was designed to meet several key objectives: a modernized design, an optimized user experience, ecological performance and enhanced security.

The cannabis industry is crumbling under the weight of the excise tax, which is nine times higher than that imposed on the wine industry and six times higher than that on beer. As Toronto-based controlled substances lawyer Harrison Jordan explains: “The industry is facing a number of problems. Excise is not the only problem, but it's a significant one.

With 700,000 Canadians suffering from dementia, cannabinoids offer a glimmer of hope and may help alleviate symptoms such as agitation and aggression

SQDC is revamping the look of its branches, and on January 27 will open a new, more intimate branch in Sainte-Julie that will allow for freer circulation within the store. “The aim is to bring our advisors closer to our customers,” explains Geneviève Giroux, Vice-President, Supply and Marketing.

Research conducted by the New Brunswick Research and Productivity Council shows that 93% of illicit vaping cartridges contain high levels of pesticides, and that THC and CBD levels are often lower than advertised.