On the brink? After four legal years, Canada’s cannabis trade is in trouble

More than four years after Canada legalised cannabis, many cannabis firms are struggling – as Taylor Giovannini, founder of Newfoundland company Oceanic Releaf, told prime minister Justin Trudeau.

The heady early days of building a new industry fuelled by billions of dollars in investment have given way to high-profile layoffs and creditor protection for a number of companies.

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