Heartnut Grove WWT Inc. subsidiary of Water Ways Technologies Inc. (FRA:WWT) received two orders to design and construct complete smart irrigation and fertigation projects.

The first project will be deployed to a field of 34 hectares to grow apples in southern Ontario. The second project was ordered by a recurring customer and will be deployed to tomato cultivation. (Benzinga article)

Beeton’s newest business will officially open its doors on March 10, with a grand opening.

Cannabis Xpress, is located on Main Street in the heart of downtown Beeton.

Owner Chris Jones has a background in business and the cannabis industry. He decided to apply for licenses to open up retail stores in Ontario when the government announced the “first come first serve” process of obtaining a cannabis license.

Mr. Jones is also a professor at George Brown College where he teaches a class called Cannabis Business Strategy, and is also a professor at LIM College in New York where he teaches two undergraduate courses and one graduate level course on the Business of Cannabis Cultivation.

Only a retail store authorization holder or its employees can make the deliveries. Third-party delivery is not permitted

It’s official: the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) has announced the provincial government has permanently green-lit the ability of cannabis retailers to offer delivery and curbside pickup services.

High Tide Inc. ("High Tide" or the "Company") (Nasdaq: HITI) (TSXV: HITI) (FSE: 2LYA), a leading retail-focused cannabis company with bricks-and-mortar as well as global e-commerce assets, is pleased to announce that it is taking yet another step to expand its bricks-and-mortar retail cannabis operations, by entering into a definitive agreement (the "Acquisition Agreement") pursuant to which High Tide will acquire four operating retail cannabis stores in Ontario (the "Stores") under the name Crossroads Cannabis ("Crossroads"), for CAD$2.5 Million (the "Transaction"). The Stores are located in Stratford, Woodstock, Hanover and Markdale. The Stratford store is located in a retail plaza anchored by a national discount grocery chain.

Cronos Group planning a ‘phased reduction and transition of activities,’ which should see the plant close completely by the end of 2022

A major cannabis grower in Clearview Township will be closing its doors later this year.

According to an investor update posted on their website on March 1, Cronos Group announced they will be closing their Peace Naturals campus in Stayner in 2022.

“Extensive analysis went into this decision,” said Cronos Group’s Chief Executive Officer Kurt Schmidt in a conference call with investors on Tuesday.

“We know this is the right decision to ensure Cronos’ long-term growth.”

“We have always maintained that cultivation would shift to large-scale agricultural specialists as the industry matures,” he said.

The Locations in Kelowna, BC and Napanee, ON Mark the 17th store opening under the Kiaro and Hemisphere brand

Kiaro Holdings Corp. ("Kiaro" or the "Company") (TSXV: KO) (OTC: KIARF), a national omni-channel cannabis retailer and wholesale distributor, is pleased to announce the opening of it's new store located at 89 Jim Kimmett Boulevard in Napanee, Ontario (the "Napanee Store"). With the addition of the recently announced Kelowna Store and now the Napanee Store, the Company now has a retail footprint of 17 locations under the Kiaro and Hemisphere banners across Canada, which accompany its wholesale distribution business in Saskatchewan and multi-jurisdictional e-commerce business.

A staff report regarding best practices with agricultural and industrial cannabis grow-ops within Tiny Township recommends a proactive initiative when it comes to odour concerns.

Last year, staff were directed to draft official plan and zoning bylaw amendments for a land-use policy and regulation framework for cannabis to bring back to council.

In presenting the follow-up report at a recent committee of the whole meeting, planning and development director Shawn Persaud explained that staff looked at township-initiated amendment definitions based on best practices regarding various factors, including the minimum distance to deal with lighting, traffic and odour from production facilities depending on their size and scale.

If you glance briefly at the latest cannabis dispensary to hit Toronto, all you'll see is bright blue signage with a single word: Cookies.

Hopefully it's not too misleading to anyone, as there are no cookies sold inside, just lots and lots of weed. People familiar with more major cannabis brands will probably recognize the logo and not be confused at all, zeroing in on the brand's presence in Canada for the first time. The signage has swirly white writing on a sky blue background, and the logo is a curly "C" inside the silhouette of a cookie with a bite taken out of it, so you could be forgiven for thinking they're really all about baked goods.

Canada’s #1 cannabis conference and trade show returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2022, complete with signature surprises and a-ha! moments

Lift&Co. Expo, Canada’s no. 1 cannabis conference and trade show, returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2022, delivering expert insights and education, as well as the ultimate in business-building networking, and an expo floor showcasing hundreds of products, services, and cannabis industry innovations.

All this, plus the uniquely irresistible experience that keeps thousands of cannabis producers, growers, investors, movers, shakers and trailblazers buzzing – to the tune of 15 million-plus social media impressions (and counting).