Applications for carbon tax relief grants for the 2019 production year for eligible commercial greenhouse operators are now open and will be accepted until March 29, 2019.

Cannabis is now legal — but if you choose to use, don’t drive.

The first legal, private non-medical cannabis retail store licence in British Columbia has been issued in Kimberley.

It’s about a month to go until non-medical cannabis becomes legal in Canada, so here’s a quick snapshot of what to expect in B.C. as of Oct. 17, 2018.

Government is now accepting private cannabis retail store licence applications, which will allow for the sale of non-medical cannabis in the province.

Local and First Nations governments now are able to prohibit cannabis production in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) within their communities, unless it is grown in ways that preserve the productive capacity of agricultural land.

British Columbia’s sole legal wholesaler of non-medical cannabis has entered into agreements with licensed producers to ensure a retail supply for when non-medical cannabis is legalized.

Detailed information regarding eligibility requirements for prospective non-medical cannabis retail licence applicants is now available online.

Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, has issued the following statement regarding the federal Cannabis Act: