ARMSTRONG: Where’s the weed? Clues to Canada’s cannabis shortages
Associate Professor of Operations Research in Brock’s Goodman School of Business, Michael Armstrong, wrote a piece recently published in ... Full story
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Resources available to help Brock community quit smoking
With new year’s resolutions underway and National Non-Smoking Week on until Saturday, now may be the perfect time to ... Full story -
ARMSTRONG: Ontario’s following a ‘pot luck’ path to inefficient cannabis selling
Associate Professor of Operations Research in Brock’s Goodman School of Business, Michael Armstrong, wrote a piece recently published in ... Full story -
Brock post-doc named first cannabis health research chair
A post-doctoral scholar who has been researching anti-cancer drugs at Brock University has been named Canada’s first Research Chair ... Full story -
A conversation on cannabis highlights O’Malley marketing lecture at Brock
One of Canada’s foremost experts in the marketing of cannabis says this country has missed the opportunity to set ... Full story -
Clearing the air around cannabis on campus
Smoking or vaping marijuana anywhere on campus will remain prohibited at Brock University, even after recreational cannabis becomes legal in ... Full story -
Brock prof says private sector weed sales wouldn’t be a bad thing
A change in how Ontario sells legal cannabis could be a good thing in the fight against illicit marijuana sales, ... Full story -
Ontario cannabis plan offers clues to coming retail experience: Brock prof
The Ontario Cannabis Retail Corp. made several key announcements Wednesday as it rolls out its plans for the sale of ... Full story -
ARMSTRONG: Can government-approved pot beat street weed?
Michael Armstrong, Associate Professor of Operations Research in Brock’s Goodman School of Business, wrote a piece recently published in ... Full story -
Brock prof says cannabis branding key factor in building customer trust and product quality
How cannabis is allowed to be marketed and branded in Canada is going to be an important conversation in the ... Full story
