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Living on either side of the US/Canada means that comparison between the two countries is almost requisite: After all, the two countries share the world’s largest trade partnership and the longest international border. And as in so many areas, the simplicity and libertarianism of CBD laws in Canada blows away those of her southerly neighbor. To put it plainly, essentially all forms of hemp, cannabis, THC and CBD oil products are freely available and legal everywhere in Canada as of October 2018. Nice.
Health: Getting dosage right for hemp or marijuana it can be tricky
What’s the worst kind of pain? At the top of the list is debilitating chronic pain that, despite painkillers and other treatments, is unrelenting day after day
Source: reddeeradvocate.com
High Buys: The buzziest cannabis products right now
Here's our roundup of the best cannabis products on the market in Canada this month, including an Indigenous strain from Nova Scotia
Source: straight.comSaskatoon man calls for federal government to widen medicinal cannabis coverage
A Saskatoon man is calling for Health Canada to approve medicinal cannabis products for therapeutic use so he won’t go hungry
Source: globalnews.ca
Putting Canadian CBD skin care products to the test
I’ll be the first to admit I’m a CBD skeptic
Source: straight.com
Canada's worldwide cannabis dominance on hold
When it comes to exports, it’s been a long, strange trip for Canada’s cannabis companies
Source: theglobeandmail.com
Canadian cannabis, psychedelics industries cheer state measures in U.S. election
TORONTO - Canadian cannabis and psychedelics companies that have been eyeing the U.S. market have a few new reasons to celebrate. Through U.S
Source: thestar.com
I tried six 'drinkables' from the Ontario Cannabis Store
Not Oct. 17, 2018, when cannabis was first legalized in Canada, but two years later, when I went out for a walk to pick up some drinkables
Source: thespec.com
Canadian cannabis, psychedelics industries cheer state measures in U.S. election
TORONTO — Canadian cannabis and psychedelics companies that have been eyeing the U.S. market have a few new reasons to celebrate. Through U.S
Source: timescolonist.com
Scottish CBD entrepreneur sees sales grow by 300%
A BUSINESSWOMAN who forged an unlikely friendship with Peter Howson during treatment for anorexia as a teenager has the Glasgow artist to thank, in part, for a new venture that
Source: heraldscotland.com
The race for artificial cannabinoids heats up
The fake cannabinoids are coming. And, like the artificial meat popping up on fast-food menus and grocery shelves across the country, they could disrupt multiple industries
Source: stcatharinesstandard.ca
Not weed, but a seed of an idea for a new crop for Nova Scotia
Giffin, his brother Jordan and Jack MacDonald, all Halifax men in their mid-20s, established Giffin Technologies in 2017 to make value-added products from hemp seed
Source: capebretonpost.com
Second Cup to shutter more cafes, sell coffee in grocery stores as work-from-home trend hits sales
The Second Cup Ltd
Source: theglobeandmail.com
Canopy Growth re-engineers Acreage deal in rough times for cannabis M&A
Canopy Growth Corp. and Acreage Holdings Inc
Source: business.financialpost.comCannabis companies facing proposed class-action lawsuit over alleged mislabelling
Some major cannabis companies in Canada are facing a multi-million dollar proposed class-action lawsuit over allegations the potency of their products is “drastically different” than advertised
Source: globalnews.ca
Drug Trial Planned For Synthetic Cannabinoid COVID-19 Treatment
A Philadelphia cannabis firm has joined the race to create a COVID-19 cure using cannabinoids
Source: greenentrepreneur.com
Can cannabis reduce agitation in dementia patients?
Question: My father has dementia and we have been looking after him at home
Source: healthydebate.ca
Faulty THC levels turning up in legal cannabis: Health Canada
Health Canada has been flagging legal cannabis products containing incorrect amounts of THC content — up to five times more of the ingredient than advertised
Source: calgarysun.com
Stock underperformers had best-paid cannabis executives
Tilray Inc., Acreage Holdings Inc., and Sunniva Inc. had the highest-paid executives and directors among cannabis companies, according to a new survey by Bedford Consulting Group
Source: bostonglobe.comScientists believe cannabis could help prevent, treat coronavirus
A team of Canadian scientists believes it has found strong strains of cannabis that could help prevent and then treat coronavirus infections, according to interviews and a study
Source: nypost.com
Pot Shots: Cannabis drinks haven't reached the sipping point in B.C. yet
Happy with your chocolate CBD bar? Blissed out by your banana sundae with THC sauce? Well, that’s good news! Seriously, I mean it
Source: bcbusiness.ca
Canadian study finds that enzymes in cannabis could treat COVID-19
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Cannabis promising in reducing coronavirus infection: Alberta study
Cannabis extracts are showing potential in making people more resistant to the novel coronavirus, says an Alberta researcher leading a study
Source: nugget.ca
Brain Differences in Cannabis Users
Cannabis, or marijuana, is the most commonly used recreational drug that has several psychoactive properties
Source: news-medical.net
Mapping the cannabis genome to improve agriculture and human health
Unlocking the full potential of cannabis for agriculture and human health will require a co-ordinated scientific effort to assemble and map the cannabis genome, says a just-published international
Source: news-medical.net
How One Woman Uses CBD for Anxiety
About two years ago, Michelle Smith noticed she was having trouble falling asleep. She started to wake up more during the night
Source: besthealthmag.caNot only did the Canadian federal government give consumers carte blanche to buy Cannabidiol (CBD) products and other substances derived from the cannabis sativa plant, the regulatory framework was completely in place by the time the Cannabis Act of 2018 had gone in effect. Today, the Canadian government has an authority in place to regulate and study such product.
Health Canada oversees essentially the entire CBD market in the country under auspices of the Cannabis Act. Health Canada is tasked with controlling the possession, production, distribution and sale of cannabis and cannabis-derived products on the national level, but the Act still calls for individual provincial and territorial governments to set specific regulations on sale and distribution within their own region; these regulations include guidelines on product sales and distribution locations.
Even before full regulation, Canada’s federal government encouraged farmers in a handful of provinces to grow hemp and/or cannabis and Health Canada still does so. Information on local regulations and the licensure required for cultivation, production, sale and import/export are freely available from the government.
Areas falling under the strictest new regulatory guidelines of the Cannabis Act are THC/CBD food products (a.k.a. “edibles”) and CBD for pets. The Act specifically calls for such over-the-counter products to reduce appeal to the underaged, reduce risk of accidental dosage and typical prevention of foodborne illnesses required of food distributors.
Perhaps more than any single country or region, Canada in the 2020s should prove to be a serious growth market – so keep a bookmark here at CBDnewsAggregator.com for the latest news on CBD oil products in Canada.