02/05/2024
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Stokâd Cannabis found a funny little loophole that theyâve exploited.
The Village Bloomery cannabis store is approaching a bittersweet moment in its nine-year history. Their OG store near Vancouverâs Granville Island is moving. âIf those walls could talk..." says co-owner Andrea Dobbs.
A sentimental move for Village Bloomery, says co-owner.
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The BC đ„Š Summit returns to this weekend.
There is a lot to see and do at the three-day conference.
With events, panels, booths, as well as opportunities to network and smoke with a cross-section of industry professionals, we compiled some of the highlights.
Visit theounce.ca to read more.
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What was your last purchase?
The District of Lake Country is one of dozens of creditors owed millions in unpaid bills and borrowing by The Flowr Corporation.
Also on the list:
âą City of Kelowna
âą Mother Labs
âą Plantlife
âą High North Labs
âą Health Canada
The District of Lake Country is one of dozens of creditors owed millions in unpaid bills and borrowing by The Flowr Corporation.
4/4 in our series on how to read cannabis labels. Good weekend reading đ€đ
A look at the anecdotal effects of CBG, CBN, CBC, and THCv.
"I don't feel anything"
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(*But donât expect him to offer you w**d because it says at the bottom of the listing: âNo cannabis-based products will be made available or provided to guests during the stays.â ⊠wink, wink, nudge, nudge.)
If youâve ever wanted to stay at Seth Rogenâs house, you could enjoy the next best thing, spending a night at his Airbnb.
A little too pricey? A little too much stevia taste?
Tinley's Beverages is still trying to find its way in the Canadian market.
Another celebrity cannabis brand has fallen by the wayside.
Actor Kristen Bellâs Happy Dance CBD skincare company has shut down just over two years after its launch.
Actor Kristen Bellâs Happy Dance CBD skincare company has shut down just over two years after its launch.
In our latest educational series đ€, we've been decoding đ„Š labels.
We want to help people better understand the information they are seeing. It can be easy to overlook the details on the labelsâespecially the information found in fine print.
Here is a glossary of info youâll find.
Here's a glossary of info youâll find on cannabis labels.
Mixed feelings about the Key Lime Rapid Seltzer by Versus. It's complicated to open and has a cloudy look. The high is good though.
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Picture perfect: Live Resin Gummies give a great high after a bit of a chew.
There are five gummies in each 10mg pack. With both the Sour Cherry and Sour Blueberry varieties, the brightly coloured treats are frosty with that sour sugary stuff youâd expect to see.
The Sour Blueberry ones have a sweet scent that is inviting but the flavour falls short of expectations. I found them to have more of a vanilla taste, with only a hint of fruit, nothing really distinctive.
Whereas, the Sour Cherry variety smelled a bit like cherry cough syrup coming out of the package but has that classic cherry candy flavour that seemed almost juicy. It was a great compliment to the sour coating, which made these the most sour gummies Iâve tried yet.
The effect that followed came on fairly quickly for an edible and felt more like a smoking high, a little more active and in the head. I believe these are fairly comparable to Wana Quick gummies in many ways, but with more chewing and a stronger sour kick.
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BC Cannabis Stores made a surprise announcement this week. Perhaps nobody was more surprised than private retailers.
It's expected all private retailers will soon be able to use third-party delivery services, too.
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News on theounce.ca
Outdoor cannabis growers in BC finished their season, brought in their crops, and are now waiting for their products to make their way to shelves across Canada.
The province is home to a few dozen outdoor growers of many different sizes, from small micro growers with just a few hundred plants to farms with thousands of plants over several acres, and everything in between, growing with an array of methods as diverse as the farmers behind them.
Last year, like any, brought numerous challenges, with record-setting temperatures during the summer and a somewhat late, wet spring. But BCâs growing community of outdoor cannabis farmers say they are excited by the direction they see the industry going and the different products that can be made from their cannabis flowers.
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(This is one of our features from Volume 1, Issue 5 of the magazine.)
Outdoor British Columbia cannabis growers are learning to thrive.
Blueberry Yum Yum checks off a lot of boxes.
The Cake and Caviar cultivar stands out for its looksâdeep greens, dark purples, with a silvery sheen. The rose-like buds are sparkly.
It smells sweet, though not really fruity smelling or tasting like the name suggests.
While it grinds nicely and rolls well, it burns black.
I found dry-herb va**ng is the best way to enjoy Blueberry Yum Yum. It gives off nice clouds at low temperatures and the taste is smooth.
This is 23.8% THC, with 3% terpenes, highest in Caryophyllene, Limonene, Farnesene, and Myrcene.
Cake and Caviar is grown in the Shuswap region of BC by Habitat using aquaponics.
This lot was packed on Nov. 15, 2021.
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Pretty impressed with the way the 12 Joints of Christmas are put together. Iâd love to see this next year but with flower⊠The 12 grams of Christmas?
I ordered about 42 of these toques the year the oz. started. Still have a few kicking around. Mention me in a story if you have one. They came in grey and black styles.
Should I order more toques? Would you wear one? Should I change up the design?
We like all these things!
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Some of the cannabis stores approved by the City of Kelowna likely won't open because their owners can't pass security clearances or can't show where they got their capital from, councillors heard.
The city has cleared the way with re-zonings for 20 cannabis stores to open, and approval for four more is expected soon. But only 11 operators have also received the necessary provincial approval.
The store was proposed for the corner of Highway 97 North and Highway 33.
Considering how expensive edibles are, no one is going to throw them into trick-or-treat bags.
We didn't find a single case of a person purposefully giving children ma*****na edibles on Halloween in an attempt to harm them.
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This is What's in Store at Spiritleaf West Kelowna. Check out the Spiritleaf location in beautiful West Kelowna, BC. Franchise owner Michael Adams shares some of his recommendations, including Purefarma's Hemplixer 30, Gelato 33 by Lot 420, and BC Black Cherry by Flowr. Give a hit to the story on theounce.ca: http://okg.nz/rf
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