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CannTrust preliminary estimates shows first quarter net revenue to more than double Subscriber content

CannTrust’s net revenue for its first full quarter after legalization of recreational cannabis will be $17-million

Cannabis is legal, but Vancouver’s 60,000-strong 4/20 event still an outlaw

Event organizers say city applies a double standard when it comes to issuing bylaw exemptions for alcohol and cannabis

Andrea Woo

Contrary to critics’ claims, legalization of cannabis has not changed the country Subscriber content

“It’s a little bit like this generation’s Y2K,” said Bill Blair, Minister of Organized Crime Reduction, who was the Liberal government’s point man on legalization. “Everyone was waiting for planes to fall out of the sky and for the lights to go out.”

Campbell Clark

Rain plus wind equals no 4-20 blow out for Parliament Hill, but West Coast shines

Lingering post-legalization concerns are sustaining a sense of protest among 4-20 event organizers across the country

Cannabis users smoke on Parliament Hill to send message on legalization 1:15

Protesters rally at Ottawa's first 4-20 "Weed Day" demonstration since Canada legalized recreational marijuana Saturday.

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