Canada’s Organigram shops for U.S. pot businesses with backing from British American Tobacco

Legal cannabis company grows revenue and narrows its loss as it continues its acquisition push.

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Canada’s Liberals brace for possible trouncing in British Columbia byelection

Contest may point to how unpopular Justin Trudeau’s party has become and its future in next year’s elections. Canada’s governing Liberal party will learn just how unpopular it is – or if a ...
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British American Backs Outlook as U.S. Investment Drives Momentum

The cigarette maker—which houses the Kent, Dunhill and Lucky Strike brands—expects second-half revenue growth to accelerate and also backed its midterm targets.
The Wall Street Journal - Dec. 11
Small Businesses Handling Shorter Holiday Shopping Season With Earlier Events and Promotions

A quirk of the calendar means there are only 27 shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, forcing business owners to hustle for shoppers’ business.
Inc. - Dec. 10
OrganiGram purchasing Motif Labs to become Canada’s largest cannabis company by market share, as others retreat

OrganiGram to pay up to C$100 million ($70.7 million) for vape and prerolled cannabis specialist Motif.
MarketWatch - Dec. 6
3 Climbers From U.S. and Canada Presumed Dead on New Zealand’s Tallest Peak

The police suspended their search for two Americans and a Canadian who went missing while trying to reach the summit of Aoraki/Mount Cook.
The New York Times - Dec. 6
3 climbers from U.S., Canada believed dead in fall from New Zealand's highest peak

The men's bodies have not been found. But based on footprints glimpsed in the snow, and items believed to belong to them retrieved from the slopes, the search for them has ended, officials said.
CBS News - Dec. 6
Biden heading back to U.S. from Angola after highlighting American investments

President Biden has wrapped up his historic trip to Angola after touring a port on Wednesday where the U.S. has invested billions. CBS News White House reporter Willie James Inman has more.
CBS News - Dec. 4
3 Climbers From the U.S. and Canada Have Gone Missing on New Zealand’s Highest Mountain

Two Americans and a Canadian were climbing Aoraki/Mount Cook before failing to show up to a prearranged flight on Monday.
The New York Times - Dec. 3
Three climbers from the U.S. and Canada are missing on New Zealand’s tallest peak

Three mountain climbers from the U.S. and Canada are missing after they did not return from their planned summit of New Zealand’s tallest mountain, Aoraki.
NBC News - Dec. 3

Canada’s Organigram shops for U.S. pot businesses with backing from British American Tobacco

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3 Climbers From U.S. and Canada Presumed Dead on New Zealand’s Tallest Peak

3 climbers from U.S., Canada believed dead in fall from New Zealand's highest peak

Biden heading back to U.S. from Angola after highlighting American investments

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