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Canopy boosts Atlantic Canada supply with production set to begin in Fredericton facility 

“While it is difficult to assess how much of the change is demand versus supply driven,” wrote analyst Vivien Azer, in the note, “our view is that demand remains strong with an improving supply chain.”

Cowen surveyed online shops in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, New Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labrador.

Medical cannabis greatly interests researchers studying symptoms of certain neurological disorders, including epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis (MS).

To date, only a handful of studies have focused on the effects of cannabinoids on symptoms of neurological disorders other than MS. While limited, research has found associations between medical cannabis and the potential improvement of specific symptoms across all three disorders listed above, including a reduction in pain and epileptic seizures.

The marijuana industry of the present day seems to be quite heavily dominated by the companies that produce the substance in mass quantity.

Although this does make sense, it does deny investors the ability to find some of the lesser known companies that are doing large amounts of innovation.

These companies don’t have the same bureaucracies to answer to which means that changes can happen much faster than in some larger companies. In such a fast-paced market like cannabis, it seems as though sometimes the little guys might be a solid alternative choice to some of the bigger companies.

Cannabis stocks dipped on Monday ahead much-anticipated earnings results from Cronos Group and the cancellation of a vote on a bill legalizing marijuana in New Jersey.  The North American Marijuana Index, which tracks the top cannabis stocks in the US and Canada, was down 0.34% to US$298.62 on Monday afternoon.  The Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF was down 0.53% at C$22.48.

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Cronos Group Inc (NASDAQ:CRON) (TSE:CRON) stock jumped on Monday, ahead of its earnings results, set to be released on Tuesday. 

With higher prices and relatively few locations, Ontario's first batch of licensed cannabis stores may have a hard time luring customers away from the province's thriving black market.

Industry experts are warning of those growing pains with just a week to go before Ontario's first brick-and-mortar pot shops open their doors to the public.

"Cannabis customers are like people who purchase any other good, if they think they can get a cheaper deal, more conveniently, they're going to go with the illegal seller," said Rod Elliott, the vice president of Global Public Affairs, which provides consulting services to companies in the cannabis industry.

Despite having a share price of just $0.23 in 2015, OrganiGram Holdings Inc(TSXV:OGI) stock has quickly risen to a market cap of more than $1.3 billion. Since the start of 2019, shares are up another 62%.

Now with a valuation that rivals other notable pot stocks like Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd (TSX:TGOD) and Hexo Corp  (TSX:HEXO), why do shares seem to consistently move higher by large jumps every month? Is the latest 62% rise due to improving fundamentals or pure hype?

It can be really hard to find stocks that are undervalued during a time when stocks are finally starting to steer in the upward direction again.

Investors tend to lean towards exciting stocks to take advantage of this upward movement, like cannabis or even oil and gas. But I want to take you in another, less expensive direction.

There are two types of production that are increasingly growing in demand: methanol and uranium. Those producing these products are only in the beginning of a prosperous future, so investors should be looking to take advantage of this opportunity to buy before share prices soar.

Cannabis legalization is spreading across the globe and it is triggering a wave of unparalleled medical cannabis research programs.

Since the discovery of the human endocannabinoid system in the late 1980s (and its role in the regulation of the physiological and cognitive process including appetite, pain, mood and memory), medical researchers have been interested to learn more about the potential therapeutic effects of cannabis as a treatment for a wide variety of illnesses. Unfortunately, the plant’s legal status and cultural stigma have made such research nearly impossible, leading to limited knowledge about the effects of the cannabis plant on the human body.