From candy and chocolate to infused beverages, the cannabis edibles market will hit $4.1 billion by 2022 according to a research report from ArcView.  Now many in the industry are stocking up on new edible offerings, including Cannabis One Holdings Inc. (CSE:CBIS) (OTC:CAAOF), Canopy Growth Corp (NYSE:CGC) (TSX:WEED), Koios Beverage Corp. (CSE:KBEV)(OTC:KBEVF), Tilray, Inc. (NASDAQ:TLRY) and HEXO Corp. (NYSE:HEXO) (TSX:HEXO).

The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd. (the “Company” or “TGOD”) (TGOD.TO) (TGODF) is pleased to announce it has received its oil sales licence from Health Canada pursuant to the Cannabis Act for its Hamilton, Ontario facility.

Illegal cannabis dealers still hold a price advantage over licensed government pot shops, federal statistics show.

As of March 31, the national average price of cannabis from all sources was $8.04 per gram. Legal cannabis was $9.99 on average compared to an average illicit price of $6.37.

Those averages are from the period since October’s legalization.

Statistics Canada, informally known as StatCan, began collecting data early last year through StatsCannabis. That’s an online hub including a crowd-sourcing platform to gather information about national cannabis use, including how much Canadians are paying, the quantity and quality, reasons for buying and average usage and consumption.

Cannabis stocks started the week with a bang, after a busy 4/20 weekend.

The North American Marijuana Index, which tracks the top cannabis stocks in the US and Canada, was up 2.5% to 301.34 by Monday's close. The Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF was up 3.7% at C$20.92.

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FSD Pharma Inc (CSE:HUGE) (OTCMKTS:FSDDF) announced Monday that it had hit a key milestone after its subsidary FV Pharma received its sales license to supply and sell cannabis products. The license, granted by Health Canada, went into effect on April 18, 2019.

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TGOD receives Health Canada licence to sell cannabis oils

Recreational marijuana is legal in ten states and more than forty states have legalized medical marijuana. A new industry is burgeoning and technology is here to support it in every way possible. The days of buying weed from a shady person on a deserted neighborhood corner are gone. Thanks to these cannabis tech startups, now you can get weed delivered at your doorstep. The Industry Leaders magazine takes a look at the top cannabis startups who are at the forefront of this growing industry. From helping you grow weed at home to giving medial advise, these ten cannabis tech companies are the best in their niche-market.

The secret is out: Cannabis is a big-dollar industry. Now that the legal pot industry has grown at a rapid pace for much of the decade, Wall Street investment firms are projecting massive annual sales figures for the end of the next decade. Cowen Group, arguably the industry's biggest cheerleader, believes yearly sales could hit $75 billion worldwide by 2030, with Jefferies calling for a more modest $50 billion by 2029. For added context, around $12.2 billion was sold worldwide in 2018.

Tweed, a subsidiary of Smiths Falls-based cannabis producer Canopy Growth, partnered with TerraCycle, an American recycling company, to introduce the first Canada-wide cannabis packaging recycling program, the companies announced Monday.

Many cannabis consumers have long complained about the packaging that ends up in the landfill as a result of Health Canada’s rules requiring pot producers to package products in tamper-proof and child-resistant containers that prevent contamination.

The packaging can be deposited at J. London at 691 Richmond St. and Central Cannabis at 666 Wonderland Rd., two of the more than 100 bricks-and-mortar cannabis retail outlets participating in the program.

It’s not a bad idea to have an exit plan when your favourite stock has gone through a powerful rally. This becomes even more important when many analysts are calling a turbulent end to more than a decade-old bull run in the U.S. equity markets.

Investors in the Canadian e-commerce platform provider Shopify Inc. (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) are probably facing a similar situation where they have to decide whether to remain loyal to this e-commerce platform provider or book profits after an eye-popping rally of the past five years.