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In today’s podcast we go over a few
public company announcements, the reintroduction of the SAFE Banking Act, a
cannabis related execution in Singapore and cannabis in sports.
Trulieve
Cannabis Corp. (CSE: TRUL) (OTCQX: TCNNF), a leading and top-performing
cannabis company in the United States, announced the grand opening of Georgia's
first medical cannabis dispensary in Macon. The new dispensary will be open 10
AM - 7 PM, seven days a week and is located at 3556 Riverside Dr.
Trulieve will host a grand opening
celebration today, on Friday, April 28 at 9:30 AM with a ribbon cutting, food
trucks and merchandise giveaways.
The Company will open three more
dispensaries this year located at:
●
Columbus: 4238 Armour Road
●
Newnan: 1690 E Hwy 34
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Pooler: 2002 Pooler
Parkway
"We believe that access to medical
cannabis improves lives, and Trulieve is proud to be the first to provide that
access to the state of Georgia," said Kim Rivers, CEO of Trulieve. "We look
forward to providing high quality products and an elite experience."
TerrAscend
Corp. (CSE: TER) (OTCQX: TRSSF), a leading North American
cannabis operator today announced that it has entered into a 5-year
licensing agreement with international cannabis brand, Cookies, to cultivate
and manufacture Cookies products in Maryland. The Agreement provides Maryland
patients and future adult-use customers access to all of Cookies' current
flavours including Gary Payton, Cereal Milk, Georgia Pie, The Soap, Medellin
and Pancakes. Cookies strains and products are now available in Maryland in
limited quantities at both Company-owned retail as well as third-party
dispensary locations. The Company expects the full menu to begin appearing on
dispensary shelves shortly.
On January 30th, 2023, TerrAscend announced
the acquisition of Allegany Medical Marijuana Dispensary, a high-performing
medical dispensary in Cumberland, Maryland that will rebrand as The
Apothecarium. The company has also completed and operationalized a
state-of-the-art 156,000-square-foot cultivation facility in Hagerstown.
"Using the same strategy implemented
and executed in New Jersey a year ago, Maryland is poised to bring similar
success as the state prepares to launch its adult-use program in July,"
said Jason Wild, Executive Chairman of TerrAscend. "TerrAscend is excited
to extend this partnership and bring Cookies' full menu of high-quality
genetics to Maryland. We look forward to providing patients and future
adult-use customers with more of the world-class products and experiences they
deserve."
"Maryland has shown Cookies love for
products currently in the market, and we could not be more excited to expand
our reach with TerrAscend," said Berner, Co-Founder and CEO of Cookies.
"We're excited to launch a fresh menu of California flavors, expand our
product selection and our presence on the East Coast with TerrAscend."
One news story that has seen some cannabis stocks
rallying was of a group of bipartisan lawmakers who have reintroduced the
Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act in the House and Senate on
Wednesday, after the legislation designed to free up banking services for the
cannabis industry stalled in last year’s Congress.
The bill, which has been tweaked since last
session, was introduced by Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., Sen. Steve Daines,
R-Mont., Rep. Dave Joyce, R-Ohio, and Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore.
If the critical banking and financial
protections advance through committees, they could see a vote on the Senate
floor for the first time. The bill, which has always had strong bipartisan
support, passed in the House seven times previously.
“For the first time, we have a path for
SAFE Banking to move through the Senate Banking Committee and get a vote on the
floor of the Senate,” Merkley said in a statement. “Let’s make 2023 the year
that we get this bill signed into law so we can ensure that all legal cannabis
businesses have access to the financial services they need to help keep their
employees, their businesses, and their communities safe.”
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer,
D-N.Y., expressed his support for the legislation on Thursday and said he would
work to make sure the legislation includes criminal justice provisions when it
reaches the floor.
Cannabis companies like Trulieve Cannabis Corp. (CSE:TRUL) and Terrascend Corp (OTC:TRSSF) saw their shares rise by double-digit
percentages on Thursday. The bipartisan nature of the SAFE Banking Act’s
reintroduction appeared to boost hopes of more relief to come in the industry.
“The SAFE Banking Act will provide urgently
needed relief to cannabis businesses of all sizes and act as a stepping stone
to broader reforms,” said Matt Darin, CEO of multistate cannabis operator Curaleaf Holdings Inc. (OTC:CURLF), in a statement after the bill’s
reintroduction.
“This legislation will save lives and
livelihoods. It is past time that Congress addresses the irrational, unfair,
and unsafe prohibition of basic banking services to state-legal cannabis
businesses,” said Blumenauer, founder and co-chair of the Congressional
Cannabis Caucus.
While many investors and cannabis operators
are hopeful, there is an equal amount of hesitancy and scepticism towards the
success of this bill being passed due to the many failed attempts in the past
and fact that many of the lawmakers who have put this bill forward seem to be
compelled to overreach and try to include further cannabis legislation which
could see this bill fail to pass through the Senate.
In a recent story from CNN, A Singaporean man
convicted of trying to traffic around 2.2 pounds of cannabis was executed on
Wednesday, a sentence that has been heavily condemned by civil rights groups
and campaigners as well as those within the cannabis industry for its severity
at a time when many other nations, including neighboring countries, have adopted a more
lenient approach towards drugs and capital punishment.
While cannabis has been legalised in a
growing number of nations worldwide, Singapore maintains some of the world’s
harshest drug laws and its government remains adamant that capital punishment
works to deter drug traffickers and must remain in place to maintain public
safety.
Tangaraju Suppiah, a 46-year-old
Singaporean, was put to death on Wednesday in Changi Prison, Singapore Prison
Service said in a brief statement.
His sister Leelavathy Suppiah told CNN that
her brother had been hanged and that the family had received a death
certificate. It was Singapore’s first execution in six months.
In the days leading up to Tangaraju being
sent to the gallows, family members and activists made public appeals for
clemency and questioned the safety of his conviction. The European Union’s
office in the city state and a United Nations’ rights office had also called
for Singapore not to carry out his hanging.
Singapore's pre-execution photos seek to
soften a policy activists say doesn't work
Tangaraju was sentenced to death in 2018
for “abetting the trafficking of more than one kilogram of cannabis (1,017.9
grams),” according to a statement from the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB). The
court found he was in phone communication with two other men caught trying to
smuggle cannabis into Singapore.
Previous appeals against his conviction and
death sentence were dismissed by the courts in 2019 while petitions for
presidential clemency were also unsuccessful, CNB added.
“Tangaraju was accorded full due process
under the law and had access to legal counsel throughout the process,” CNB’s
statement said while describing capital punishment as “part of Singapore’s
comprehensive harm prevention strategy.”
Family members and rights groups who took
up Tangaraju’s cause rejected the government’s claims and detailed why they
believed his death sentence conviction was unsafe.
“Tangaraju’s conviction relied mainly on
statements from his police interrogation – taken without a lawyer and
interpreter present – and the testimony of his two co-accused, one of which had
his charges dismissed,” Amnesty International said.
“In countries that have not yet abolished
this punishment, international safeguards require that the death penalty be
imposed only when the guilt of the person charged is based upon clear and
convincing evidence leaving no room for an alternative explanation of the facts
– and after a legal process which gives all possible safeguards to ensure a
fair trial,” Amnesty added.
Tangaraju’s sister Leelavathy spoke of her
brother’s anguish and determination before his death sentence was carried out.
In other recent news, US long jumper Tara
Davis-Woodhall has been stripped of her recent national indoor title and hit with a one-month
suspension after a positive test for cannabis, the US Anti-Doping Agency
(USADA) announced Tuesday.
USADA said Davis-Woodhall tested positive
for THC, a chemical found in cannabis, marijuana and hashish. Her positive test
was from the result of a sample collected in competition at the 2023 USA Track
and Field indoor championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on February 17, the
same day she had won the title with a jump of 6.99 metres.
Davis-Woodhall, 23, has already completed
her suspension, which she began serving on March 21.
The positive test means Davis-Woodhall lost
her title, as she was disqualified from all competitive results obtained on and
subsequent to February 17, including forfeiture of any medals, points and
prizes.
Cannabis, marijuana, and hashish are still
considered prohibited substances under World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) rules.
“WADA seeks input on each year’s updated
version of the Prohibited List,” USADA’s press release states. “USADA has
advocated and will continue to advocate to WADA, the rule maker, to treat
marijuana in a fairer and more effective way to identify true in-competition
use.”
Meanwhile in other US sports we have seen
cannabis and THC be removed from testing in institutions like the NBA and NFL.
Per WADA rules, THC allows for a reduced
three-month suspension if the athlete establishes the substance was taken out
of competition and unrelated to sport performance. USADA said Davis-Woodhall’s
case was reduced to one month for those reasons and because she completed a
substance abuse treatment program for her use of cannabis.
In 2021, US sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson had initially booked her
spot at the Tokyo Olympics with a runaway victory in the
women’s 100 metres at the US Olympic track and field trials in Eugene, Oregon,
only to have her title stripped after testing positive for marijuana.
Richardson was suspended for a month. USA
Track and Field opted not to select her as part of the women’s 4x100-metre
relay pool after her suspension ended, keeping Richardson off the Olympic team.
This case shows some of the hypocrisy from
the US as only months ago the country was still discussing the fight to bring
WNBA star Brittney Griner, who has been in Russian custody since February
2022, back home to the US after the athlete was charged with cannabis related
offences in Russia.
President Joe Biden confirmed her release via Twitter on
December 8, 2022. “Moments ago I spoke to Brittney Griner. She is safe. She is
on a plane. She is on her way home,” he wrote.
Griner’s freedom was negotiated in the
United Arab Emirates in exchange for a convicted arms dealer and prior to her
release, plenty of her fellow athletes are leading the charge to get
her back to the United States.
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Investor Ideas #Potcasts, #Cannabis News and #Stocks on the Move: Happy #420! (TSX: $FAF.TO), (CSE: $CURA.C), #Mississauga and #UberEats
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and #UberEats
Delta, Kelowna, BC, April 20, 2023
(Investorideas.com Newswire), investorideas.com, a global news source covering leading sectors
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Today’s podcast overview/transcript:
Happy 4/20! In today’s podcast we go over
a few public company announcements, retail cannabis in Ontario and UberEats in
B.C.,
Fire
& Flower Holdings Corp. (TSX: FAF) (OTCQX: FFLWF), a leading cannabis consumer
retail and technology platform announced advancements in the relationship
between the Company's strategic partner, Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. and Fire
& Flower through the completion of a Master Licence Agreement with MC
Cannabis Inc., an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Couche-Tard.
Overview of the Master Licensing Agreement
●
Fire & Flower will
have the exclusive right of first opportunity to negotiate with Couche-Tard
with respect to entering new retail cannabis businesses and franchise
arrangements in Canada, as well a potential retail expansion to additional
legal cannabis markets outside of Canada.
●
Couche-Tard has
exclusively committed to developing Fire & Flower branded retail cannabis
stores in Ontario under the Master Licensing Agreement.
●
The first five Fire &
Flower branded retail cannabis stores will be recently opened co-located
stores, adjacent to Circle K convenience stores in the Greater Toronto Area
that are currently operating as MC Cannabis Inc. and will be re-branded to Fire
& Flower.
Benefits of the Master Licensing Agreement
●
Leverages Couche-Tard real
estate footprint and resources to develop licensee stores.
●
Gives Fire & Flower
the opportunity to expand its system sales, brand presence and the Hifyre™
digital retail platform in Canada and, through the exclusive right of first
opportunity, to participate alongside Couche-Tard in a potential expansion to
additional legal cannabis markets outside of Canada.
●
Expands reach of the Spark
Perks™ membership program and industry-first Spark Marketplace App.
"With the signing of this agreement,
we have achieved another important step forward with our strategic partner,
Couche-Tard. We continue to work closely together to build a sustainable growth
engine, leveraging Couche-Tard's high quality real estate assets, retail
operations expertise and capital, accelerating our path to profitability and
goal of free cash flow," shared Stéphane Trudel, Chief Executive Officer
of Fire & Flower. "Successful retail is built on delighting our
customers with great locations, people and products. Today, we have expanded
our ability to grow the Fire & Flower network in Canada and other international
legal cannabis markets by adding this scalable building block that we can
further refine together in the first federally legal cannabis market in the
world."
"Couche-Tard is pleased to have
entered into a Master License Agreement with Fire & Flower. The Hifyre
digital retail platform, including the Spark Perks membership program and the
Spark Marketplace app, will bring a distinct competitive advantage to our
cannabis stores. The current co-located cannabis stores adjacent to Circle K
locations and anchored by convenience stores, fuel and car wash offerings are
showing growth and we look forward to combining this with the recognized Fire
& Flower brand and technology-enabled shopping experience to make it easy
for customers," shared Steve Pitts, Vice-President of Operations, Central
Canada, of Couche-Tard.
"As we look to markets opening in the
United States and Europe, we will work alongside our strategic partner to
expand Fire & Flower to international markets," shared Stéphane
Trudel, Chief Executive Officer of Fire & Flower.
Curaleaf
Holdings, Inc. (CSE: CURA) (OTCQX: CURLF) announced that as of Monday, April 17th, the
Board of the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory (CRC) reversed itself and voted to
approve Curaleaf's adult-use cannabis licences.
The CRC Board's decision came after first
voting to vacate their decision from Thursday, April 13th, when they attempted
to deny Curaleaf's adult use licence renewals.
Said Curaleaf CEO Matt Darin, "Today's
decision by the CRC Board to vacate their unprecedented action last week is an
incredible victory for our 500 NJ team members and vindication for what we knew
all along: Curaleaf is in good standing with the CRC and has fulfilled every
requirement necessary for the renewal of our licences. I am incredibly proud of
and grateful to every one of the hundreds of dedicated team members who showed
up today, not just for their jobs and livelihoods, but for a better, safer
cannabis industry in New Jersey."
In previously attempting not to renew
Curaleaf's adult use licences, the CRC Board had disregarded the Commission's
staff recommendation to renew Curaleaf's adult use licences and the fact that
the company has no pending violations.
As part of the approval, Curaleaf will be
providing the Commission with additional information regarding its labour
practices and confirm its ongoing compliance with New Jersey law.
Said Curaleaf Chairman Boris Jordan,
"This decision by the Board is a victory for Curaleaf, a company that has
proudly generated tens of millions of tax dollars for the State, invested
upwards of $75M more to support its cannabis industry, and supplied cannabis
products to nearly all of New Jersey's licensed dispensaries, including social
equity licence holders. Curaleaf remains open for business and will continue
working collaboratively with the CRC Board and its staff to ensure our good
standing in the State of New Jersey."
In recent news, Ontario’s largest city which had
banned retail cannabis stores up until this point, voted this Wednesday to opt
in.
Mississauga, Ont., was one of dozens of
municipalities to ban retail cannabis stores from their communities when
cannabis legislation came into effect in 2018.
The city council voted Wednesday 8-4 to opt
in.
Mayor Bonnie Crombie spoke in favour,
saying she had supported opting out in 2018, hoping the province would give
municipalities greater control over location of stores. The Alcohol and Gaming
Commission of Ontario is responsible for issuing licences and in municipalities
that have opted in, one of the only restrictions on location is that stores
must be at least 150 metres away from a school. Now after five years, it’s
clear the province will not be granting any additional oversight powers to
municipalities, Crombie said.
“I’ve watched and observed the experience
in other municipalities and it does seem to sort itself out,” she said.
“There hasn’t been the clustering that we
have been concerned about … All I have observed over the past five years is the
proliferation of illegal stores and I don’t want that here. We can’t close them
down. We don’t have the ability to close them down and if we’re going to have a
product for sale in Mississauga, let’s make it a safe product for goodness
sake.”
Coun. Dipika Damerla put forward the
motion, saying that opting out of the legal framework has allowed illegal
stores to flourish in the city, including one in her ward that police have
unsuccessfully tried six times to shut down.
“So the goal today here is not a choice
between no stores and legal stores,” she said. “The choice today is illegal
stores, the profits of which are going to create more illegal activity, or
legal stores.”
“According to the OCS, Mississauga
continues to be disproportionately served by the illegal market, compared to
communities that have ‘opted in,'” the Mississauga staff report says.
In a statement, representatives for OCS
said they support Mississauga's decision to lift the ban, saying the choice
"marks a major step forward as the cannabis industry continues to evolve
within the legal framework."
In other news, Uber Eats is now offering cannabis
deliveries in British Columbia.
The tech company has partnered with
cannabis company Leafly to offer the service, which became available as of
Tuesday. The two companies have already been offering cannabis deliveries in
Ontario since October 2022.
Those over 19 years of age will be able to
place cannabis orders through their UberEats app and have them delivered by
provincially certified staff. The app will now feature a “recreational
cannabis” category, and ask for age verification.
"More British Columbians are accessing
legal cannabis than ever before. We are partnering with industry leaders like
Leafly to help retailers offer safe, convenient options for people in British
Columbia to purchase legal cannabis for delivery directly to their homes. This
will help reduce impaired driving and improve road safety," said Klaas
Knieriem, General Manager of New Verticals for Uber Eats Canada.
"Over the last few years, we have
invested heavily in our delivery offering and selection has expanded
tremendously. Uber Eats has grown quickly to become a versatile platform usable
by diverse businesses large and small."
"Leafly has been empowering the
cannabis marketplace in Canada for more than four years and we support more
than 850 cannabis retailers in British Columbia. We are thrilled to work with
Uber Eats to help licensed retailers bring safe, legal cannabis to people
across the province," said Yoko Miyashita, CEO of Leafly.
There will be 13 cannabis stores in B.C.
that will be available to deliver through Uber Eats to start. Ten of those
dispensaries are located in Vancouver, along with two in Victoria, and one in
New Westminster.
Cannabis deliveries in B.C. are not
anything new however, as home delivery for non-medicinal cannabis has been
allowed in B.C. since July 2021 and has also been available through Canada Post
since July 2022.
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