Cannabis NB is expanding its footprint in the Greater Saint John region. Host Julia Wright speaks with CEO Lori Stickles about growing the provincial corporation and taking out a bite out of the illegal market.

The president of Ontario's largest chain of licensed cannabis dispensaries talks about getting angry calls in the wake of several kids from Nova Scotia ending up in hospital with cannabis poisoning. He says law enforcement officials aren't taking on the illegal market. 

Why is there still so much illegal cannabis in a country where cannabis is legal? Trina Fraser is a partner at Brazeau Seller Law in Ottawa, where she specializes in cannabis law. She weighs in on how the illicit market is still operating, and what the legal market needs to do to better protect consumers and their families.

Dr. Nancy Murphy, medical director of the Atlantic Canada Poison Centre, talks about some of the health risks associated with accidental cannabis poisoning, best practices for storing cannabis, and what to do if your child consumes cannabis edibles.

Halifax mother Katrina MacDonald tells us the horrifying story of how her nine-year-old son and a group of other kids at Springvale Elementary School were taken to hospital after eating high-dose marijuana edibles that looked like Nerds candy.

Cannabis P.E.I. recently held its first information session specifically aimed at seniors. One participant tells us what she wanted to learn at the event, and we hear why events like this are important when it comes to reducing stigma.

Earlier this month, a Dartmouth foreman was acquitted of criminal negligence in the 2018 death of one of his labourers, due to THC found in the employee's blood. We'll talk about cannabis and workplace accidents with labour lawyer Jason Edwards.

Ontario Provincial Police are saying the latest Festive RIDE program shows there are more impaired drivers on the roads. Kyler Brouwer is a community safety officer at the James Bay Detachment of the OPP. He joined us with more details.