An Ottawa pot shop is being forced to significantly reduce its hours because it's consistently running out of cannabis and says the province won't allow it to increase its order.

The Hobo Recreational Cannabis Store on Bank Street, which was operating seven days a week for 14 hours a day, will now close early on Tuesdays and entirely on Wednesdays.

It will open again on Thursdays at 6 p.m. after its weekly delivery arrives.

"We've been running out of cannabis for a few weeks now," said Harrison Stoker, vice-president of brand and culture for the Donnelly Group, the store's parent company.

We would take twice as much in a heartbeat, absolutely.- Harrison Stoker

You might think that the choice between Aphria (NYSE:APHA) and Aurora Cannabis (NYSE:ACB) is an easy one. Aphria underperformed Aurora last year and has done the same in 2019 so far -- and by a wide margin.

But there's a lot more to consider than just past stock performance in choosing between Aphria and Aurora. Which of these two Canadian marijuana stocks is the better pick now? Here's how Aphria and Aurora stack up against each other.

Chances are you'd struggle to find an industry creating more metaphorical and literal buzz right now than marijuana. After lurking in the shadows for decades, the cannabis industry has had the proverbial green carpet rolled out in Canada, where recreational weed is now legal, and in 33 U.S. states where medical cannabis has been legalized in some capacity. The sky looks to be the limit for the cannabis industry.

Unfortunately, the sky has also been the limit for the traditional fundamental metrics used to gauge the value of publicly listed companies. Just as shaking a pinball machine sends it into "tilt," a thorough review of the underlying fundamentals of most pot stocks would probably cause investors' brains to "tilt."

The Montreal Children's Hospital is reminding parents to keep their edibles locked up and away from kids following an increase in the number of cannabis intoxication cases.

Between 1990 and 2016, it was relatively rare for doctors at the hospital to treat children under the age of seven who had ingested cannabis — one case, on average, every three years.

But since 2016, when talk of the legalization of marijuana ramped up, nine children under the age of seven have been treated after consuming the drug.

Cannabis genetics is something that’s been heavily worked and experimented on in the past three decades. It is very rare that we get to see something like herbal genetics being perfected in illegal greenhouses, and yet here we are.

The growers perfected their plants’ genetics by handpicking only the best, strongest and most potent phenotypes and crossed them with their peers. That is how we got extremely potent strains such as OG Kush and many others.

Cannabis stores will now be open seven days a week in Quebec as a result of an improvement in supply levels.

From Monday, May 20, all 13 branches of the Société québécoise du cannabis will be open throughout the week. They will open at 10am every day and close at 6pm Monday to Wednesday, 9pm on Thursday and Friday and 5pm at weekends.

“Our advisors will be available to answer your questions and guide you through the selection of 40 to 60 products that are now available,” the SQDC announced in a Facebook post.

The Supreme Cannabis Company, Inc. (“Supreme Cannabis”) (TSX: FIRE) (OTCQX: SPRWF) (FRA: 53S1) and Blissco Cannabis Corp. (“Blissco”) (CSE: BLIS) (

As we all know, part of the festivities may include certain substances, two of them likely cannabis and alcohol.

On a night out at a bar, chances are high that at some point somebody will whip out a joint.

According to Public Health Ontario, combined use of cannabis and alcohol is the most common form of poly-substance use.

But what exactly happens when the two substances are combined?

Read on for an in-depth look at how cannabis and alcohol mix together and the risks to be aware of.

The Atlantic Cannabis Conference & Expo (ACExpo), the region’s first-ever cannabis conference, is intended to clear the air—and any confusion—about cannabis in an age of legalization.

Canada's recreational marijuana market is valued at over $5 billion Canadian ($3.71 billion) per year, and that means that leading marijuana stocks are poised to see sales skyrocket following legalization last October.

To make sure it gets its fair share of this opportunity, Aurora Cannabis (NYSE:ACB) has been pouring money into acquisitions and greenhouse expansion.

Earlier this week, management reported quarterly financial results showing its strategy is paying off with rapid revenue growth. But the results also show the company has a long way to go before it turns a profit. Here are eight facts you need to know following the company's fiscal third-quarter update.