If you tried to buy edibles as stocking stuffers before the holidays but stores were all out, you're not alone. Several retail cannabis shops in Winnipeg have been in a pattern of selling out and re-stocking ever since edibles became legal Dec. 17.

Statistics Canada has released their one-year report on pot sales and Saskatchewan appears to be lagging behind many provinces. 

Finance Minister Ernie Steeves announced Thursday the province issued a request for proposals for a single, private operator to “undertake the operation, distribution and sales of recreational cannabis in New Brunswick.”

Statistics Canada tested wastewater samples from five urban centres for illicit drugs and cannabis, and the results are a snapshot of what substances are more common in those Canadian cities.

Homegrown pot will join poultry, pies and preserves at exhibitions in Grand Forks and the Cowichan Valley.

The BC Liquor Distribution Branch wants to hear from licensed marijuana producers able to make and supply new pot-based creations as the province prepares for the soon-to-be legalized edible cannabis market.

The United Nations' latest world drug report shows Canadians increased their use of cannabis leading up to the drug's legalization for recreational use.

Vancouver NPA Coun. Rebecca Bligh wants the city to revisit its exclusionary zoning that does not allow cannabis shops in the Downtown Eastside because she believes access to low-cost "social enterprise" cannabis can help address the community's opioid crisis.

The event organized by The Coast newspaper in Halifax aims to educate the public about the plant as well as demystify misconceptions about it. Cannabis businesses also had the opportunity to showcase their products.

A close relationship is developing between Canada's pot producers and the technology companies that support them. With pressure on producers to improve their yields and profits, technology will be a key factor in keeping plants healthy and improving harvests, say experts.

Retail stores will be able to order BeeHighve products through the NLC, said Mark German, the company's vice-president.

Smoking marijuana in any public place in Gananoque, Ont., will come with a hefty fine under new rules the community has passed.

Former NHL goalie and current executive director of the NHL Alumni Association Glenn Healy says he's "all-in" when it comes to finding out if cannabis will be able to one day replace opioid-based painkillers.

Three people have been charged with drug trafficking after RCMP raided a St. Albert vape shop police say had been advertising for months that it was selling cannabis products.

Love it or hate it, cannabis legalization was the biggest story across Canada this week. Here's a roundup of CBC P.E.I.'s stories about the rollout of marijuana.

John Baxter was convicted in the 1980s for robbery and possession of a joint. He's spent 30 years trying to clear his name and says a pardon he got in 2014 did not help him at the border.

Snags in the supply chains of legal retail pot stores across Canada are no big surprise for a fledgling industry trying to meet huge demand, experts say.

The Liberal government's announcement that it will expedite the processing of pardons for people with minor cannabis-related crimes is welcome news to quite literally tens of thousands of Canadians who have been convicted of possession offences.

There’s good cannabis, and there’s bad cannabis, says a Regina doctor — and young people in particular should know the difference. Dr. Senthil Damodharan says cannabis now is much more damaging and toxic than it used to be.

Experts say making marijuana legal will help yield much needed insight into the drug's health effects — both positive and negative.