AGLC and Retail Applications To date, there have been 250 retail applications submitted to the AGLC from companies intending set up storefronts to sell cannabis. Out of the 250 applications, only 87, or about a third, have made it past the required criminal and financial background checks. Approximately half of those are in the Edmonton […]
Canadian Cannabis Chamber president, Lindsay Blackett, will be speaking at the 5th Annual Saskatchewan Communications Forum in Saskatoon on April 9, 2018. Lindsay will be joining a panel discussion, which includes Dr Kathleen Thompson, Cannabis Regulatory Research Group, and Rachna Saini, Senior Consultant for Cannabis Compliance Inc, and focuses on the implications of cannabis legalization […]
Cannabis Canada Forums is a 2-day event including a business-focused day on followed by a consumer-focused day on Saturday. Attendees will receive information, expert insight,and hear directly from government, industry, and medical professionals. We are thrilled to have our president, Lindsay Blackett, moderating 3 panel discussions at this event and hope you can join as […]
Calgary will soon be establishing the rules pertaining to cannabis consumption and business licensing. If you want your voice heard, now is the time do it. On April 3 at 9:30am, the municipal Standing Policy Committee on Community and Protective Services will consider regulations pertaining to the following issues: Proposed amendments to the Business Licence […]
Cannabis Canada Forums is a 2-day event including a business-focused day on followed by a consumer-focused day on Saturday. Attendees will receive information, expert insight, and hear directly from government, industry, and medical professionals. We are thrilled to be speaking at this event and hope you can join as we share our expertise and experience. […]
On February 16, 2018, the Government of Alberta introduced updates to the Alberta Gaming, Liquor, and Cannabis Regulation that will govern how legal cannabis retailers operate. While the regulations will establish a province-wide regulatory framework, municipalities will have the ability to adjust certain aspects to best suit their communities. The regulation now outlines a number […]
We believe that access for patients and legal-age adults to safe and high-quality Cannabis and Cannabis products is an essential right in a free market economy. We believe that Cannabis and Cannabis products must be affordable and supported by meaningful education and awareness in order to increase the likelihood that the Black and Grey Markets will successfully be eliminated.
We believe in the necessity of creating awareness for all generations of the many medicinal and wellness-centric benefits of Cannabis as an effective lifestyle product. We believe in the power of innovative technologies and processes that increase the access of legal-aged consumers, while simultaneously reducing the cost for regulated Cannabis. We believe in ensuring a fair market environment for the innovation of new cannabis products, thereby increasing access for the benefit of all Canadians.
