SNDL Inc. - Common Shares (SNDL)
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Sndl Inc is a publicly traded company focused on the cannabis industry, primarily involved in the cultivation, production, and distribution of cannabis products
The company operates various facilities where it grows a range of cannabis strains and processes these into finished goods such as dried flower, oils, and edibles. In addition to its production activities, Sndl Inc also engages in retail operations, selling its products through dispensaries and online channels. With a commitment to quality and compliance, the company aims to provide consumers with a diverse selection of cannabis products while navigating the evolving regulations in the cannabis market.
420 with CNW — Pesticides, Bacteria Found in Marijuana Available in Dutch Coffee Shops
An investigation into marijuana sold in Dutch semi-legal coffee stores has uncovered a range of contaminants, including pesticides, lead, and harmful bacteria. The Netherlands Institute of Mental Health and Addiction study was designed to find a “baseline” for contamination levels typically found in cannabis products.
Via CannabisNewsWire · January 30, 2025
420 with CNW — Observers Say Budgetary Pressures Could Boost Efforts to Legalize Marijuana in Iowa
A significant portion of adults in the U.S. remains in favor of cannabis legalization . However, despite this momentum, three out of four recreational legalization initiatives—proposed in Florida, South Dakota, and North Dakota—failed during the November elections.
Via CannabisNewsWire · January 17, 2025
420 with CNW — Latest Scientific Review Finds CBD Has Potential to Treat Depression, with Minimal Side Effects
A recent scientific review highlights increasing evidence that cannabidiol (CBD), a compound found in cannabis, has antidepressant effects on both animals and humans, with minimal side effects. The review also suggests that CBD may contribute to reducing inflammation and encouraging the growth of new brain cells.
Via CannabisNewsWire · January 7, 2025
420 with CNW — New York Marijuana Firms Call for Tax Reforms as They Struggle to Survive
New York marijuana cultivators and processors are pushing Governor Kathy Hochul to approve a measure that would simplify how they handle tax filings, switching the system to an annual basis.
Via CannabisNewsWire · December 23, 2024
420 with CNW — Study Suggests Marijuana Use Could Trigger Epigenetic Changes
A recent study published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry has explored how marijuana use might influence the epigenome in the human body . The epigenome, often described as a system of switches, regulates how genes are activated or deactivated, shaping bodily functions.
Via CannabisNewsWire · December 11, 2024
420 with CNW — FDA OKs Study Exploring Marijuana Use for Treating PTSD in Veterans
This week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted long-awaited approval for a clinical trial exploring whether cannabis can help manage veterans’ post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Via CannabisNewsWire · December 4, 2024
420 with CNW — Scientists Doubt Findings of Study Indicating Federally-Sourced Research Marijuana Doesn’t Differ from State-Legal Products
A recent study conducted by Mahmoud ElSohly, one of the few individuals authorized by the federal government to grow cannabis for research, has found that marijuana available in the U.S. market has a consistent cannabinoid profile, primarily shaped by genetics rather than regional factors.
Via CannabisNewsWire · November 20, 2024
US Jurisdictions that Voted on Marijuana Legalization Could Generate $3 Billion Upon Launch
Different jurisdictions across America voted on initiatives to legalize marijuana on Election Day. Voters in the states of Florida, North Dakota and Nebraska voted on measures to legalize adult-use and medical marijuana this month.
Via CannabisNewsWire · November 7, 2024
420 with CNW — Delaware Cannabis Business Sites Dwindle as Local Bans Take Effect
Last year, when Delaware legalized cannabis, legislators approved the opening of 30 retail cannabis stores across the state. However, despite licenses being expected this year and stores potentially launching by 2025, available locations for shoppers to purchase cannabis legally are declining.
Via CannabisNewsWire · October 30, 2024
420 with CNW — Newsom Signs Measure Authorizing Cannabis Cafes to Operate in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom approved a measure that will allow the operation of marijuana cafés, modeled after those in the Netherlands. The law is set to come into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, subject to local government approvals.
Via CannabisNewsWire · October 10, 2024
Missouri Plagued by Predatory Contracts in Marijuana Social Equity Program
Last year, Destiny Brown was told that she had been recruited to operate and own a small marijuana dispensary in Missouri. Michael Halow, a marijuana investor, informed Brown that the cannabis crime on the criminal record of her father and her status as a disabled veteran made her qualified for a microbusiness license.
Via CannabisNewsWire · September 27, 2024
420 with CNW — Nebraska Lawsuit Aims to Void State’s Medical Cannabis Ballot Measures
A former Nebraska senator and past member of the Nebraska Health Board has filed a lawsuit aimed at stopping two state medical marijuana ballot petitions. John Kuehn, a rancher and veterinarian from Heartwell, is challenging the placement of these measures on the Nov. 5, 2024, ballot.
Via CannabisNewsWire · September 20, 2024
Harris Campaign Pokes at Trump’s ‘Flip-Flopping’ on Marijuana Policy
Recently, VP Kamala Harris’ campaign penned a memo criticizing former president Donald Trump for boldly flip-flopping on various issues, including cannabis reform. In the memo, the campaign accused Trump of making things up just months before the election.
Via CannabisNewsWire · September 9, 2024
420 with CNW — NFL-Backed Study Reports Increasing Acceptance of Cannabis Use in Sports
A new study backed by the National Football League (NFL) sheds light on the increasing acceptance of therapeutic marijuana in sports while also highlighting the significant challenges posed by federal restrictions. These limitations continue to hinder research efforts, leaving a gap in understanding both the risks and benefits associated with cannabinoid use among athletes. The closing of this knowledge gap is an urgent matter, according to the report.
Via CannabisNewsWire · August 30, 2024
Research Shows Marijuana Could Lower Opioid Use
Patients with opioid-use disorder often must go above and beyond to access life-saving drugs such as methadone and suboxone as well as naloxone, the drug that reverses overdoses. In the last 10 years, opioid overdose mortality rates have increased significantly, mainly because of fentanyl in the illicit drug trade in America.
Via CannabisNewsWire · August 16, 2024
Missouri Bans Sale of Delta-8 Intoxicants
The state of Missouri has placed a ban on the sale of candy, beverages and other edible products manufactured from intoxicating substances derived from hemp. Missouri is not the only state to regulate and/or impose a ban on delta-8 THC, with the move coming after the state’s governor Mike Parson issued an executive order on the same last week.
Via CannabisNewsWire · August 7, 2024
Congress Could Be Quickest Way to Reclassify Marijuana
Earlier this month, the United States Supreme Court thrust cannabis rescheduling into even deeper uncertainty. This comes after the court’s ruling directed that no deference be afforded to how federal agencies interpreted laws when Congress left room for ambiguity.
Via CannabisNewsWire · July 29, 2024
420 with CNW — Recent Supreme Court Decision Could Impact Marijuana Reclassification
The recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to limit the power of federal regulatory agencies has introduced new uncertainty regarding the future of cannabis rescheduling. However, administrative law and policy experts believe that the ambiguity is not expected to hinder the Biden administration’s reclassification process.
Via CannabisNewsWire · July 22, 2024
US Transportation Secretary Says Marijuana Reclassification Won’t Change Trucker Drug Testing
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg recently announced that cannabis’ reclassification wouldn’t impact drug testing policies for truckers. While speaking at a congressional hearing this past week, he explained that this was primarily because the U.S. Transportation Department listed cannabis as a substance to screen for.
Via CannabisNewsWire · July 5, 2024
California to Allow Cannabis On-Site Consumption, Sales During 2024 State Fair
The state of California will be allowing the sale and consumption of cannabis at this year’s fair for the first time. While the fair has in the past featured educational booths on marijuana as well as competitions, this will be the first time adults will be allowed to consume and buy the drug.
Via CannabisNewsWire · June 24, 2024
Voters in Dallas Could Decide on Cannabis Decriminalization in November
Voters in Dallas may have the opportunity to decide whether the state should decriminalize marijuana in small quantities in November. This is if members of the city council approve a plan to place a resolution on this year’s ballot.
Via CannabisNewsWire · June 12, 2024
Company Executives Share Vision and Answer Questions Live at VirtualInvestorConferences.com
By Virtual Investor Conferences · Via GlobeNewswire · June 6, 2024
420 with CNW — Marijuana Reclassification Could Result in Greener Farming Methods
Could the reclassification of cannabis lead to significant reductions in energy consumption by commercial marijuana cultivators and overall improvement in the industry’s environmental impact?
Via CannabisNewsWire · June 5, 2024
Company Executives Share Vision and Answer Questions Live at VirtualInvestorConferences.com
By Virtual Investor Conferences · Via GlobeNewswire · May 31, 2024
The Company invites individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts, to attend online at VirtualInvestorConferences.com
By Virtual Investor Conferences · Via GlobeNewswire · May 31, 2024