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Introducing our member 5 Points Cannabis

Introducing our member 5 Points Cannabis

May 22 2025AQIC

What began as a small gang of enthusiasts is now a company with a strong presence across Canada. Through all this growth, 5 Points Cannabis remained true to their original values: authenticity, collaboration and family spirit. 

Impact of the Cannabis Excise Tax

Impact of the Cannabis Excise Tax

May 21 2025AQIC

A study conducted by Deloitte and sponsored by the Cannabis Council of Canada (C3) and AQIC, The Impact of the Cannabis Excise Tax, was released today. This study confirms what we've been denouncing for a long time: the current taxation system is unsustainable and out of touch with the economic realities of our industry.

Legalization has led to a drop in problematic consumption

Legalization has led to a drop in problematic consumption

May 14 2025International

In the first academic publication since the Swiss pilot trials, researchers have compared the effects of a legal supply of cannabis with those of an illegal supply, and found a reduction in problematic use among those with legal access to cannabis.

A new strategic partnership between the AQIC and BFL Canada

A new strategic partnership between the AQIC and BFL Canada

May 14 2025AQIC

On April 22, 2025, BFL CANADA became AQIC's official supplier for all insurance-related matters. This partnership is part of our ongoing commitment to defend your interests and offer you quality services by working with professionals recognized in their field.

Cannabis Growth Stories: Clem & Co

Cannabis Growth Stories: Clem & Co

May 8 2025AQIC

For the second episode of our webseries, Cannabis Growth Stories, we are presenting Clem & Co, a company located near Sherbrooke, in Cookshire-Eaton, Quebec.

Open letter to the Right Honourable Mark Carney

Open letter to the Right Honourable Mark Carney

April 30 2025AQIC

As president of AQIC, I would like to express my willingness to work with your team and your ministers to ensure that our sector reaches its full potential, to the benefit of public health and safety, the environment and the Canadian economy. Our citizens support us. A recent poll shows that a majority want concrete action from the federal government to support our industry. Together, let's work for the health and safety of Canadians, and take advantage of the hemp and cannabis industries to make them powerful levers of prosperity, equity and economic sovereignty for Canada.

New cohort

New cohort

April 25 2025Daily news

Looking for a career in a flourishing sector? The AEC in Cannabis Production and Processing offered by Cégep Gérald-Godin's Continuing Education program will give you the practical skills you need to work in this growing industry.

Cannabis to treat cancer

Cannabis to treat cancer

April 23 2025Research

Researchers from the Whole Health Oncology Institute and the Chopra Foundation in the USA have carried out a meta-analysis of thousands of studies on medical cannabis and found overwhelming scientific support for the potential of cannabis to treat the symptoms of cancer and possibly combat the progression of the disease itself.

Hemp for a greener economy

Hemp for a greener economy

April 22 2025Ecology

Hemp offers many solutions for dramatically reducing the carbon footprint of the construction and building industry. What's more, it offers a number of highly sought-after properties in terms of thermal resistance, compression, water absorption and insulating capacity.

Slowing of growth and market consolidation

Slowing of growth and market consolidation

April 17 2025Canada

A report by Zuanic & Associates shows a slowdown in the growth of the cannabis market in Canada, with growth of 4% in 2025 compared with 6% the previous year. There has also been a slowdown in market consolidation, with the 3 largest companies holding 27% of the market compared to 31% in 2024.

Majority of Canadians support the cannabis industry

Majority of Canadians support the cannabis industry

April 16 2025Canada

According to a survey conducted by Abacus Data, 64% of Canadians want the federal government to take steps to better support the cannabis industry and secure its economic future.

Israel wants to impose 165% tariffs

Israel wants to impose 165% tariffs

April 11 2025International

Israel's Minister of Economy and Industry has announced that he would like to impose tariffs of up to 165% on Canadian cannabis for the next four years. However, this decision has not yet been approved by the Knesset Finance Committee and Minister of Finance.

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