Cannabis Report: Clearing the air

A top Canadian global medical cannabis company has issued a firm denial of recent misinformation circulating online regarding alleged acquisitions and strategic partnerships. Further compounding the issue, a second article incorrectly reported that it had signed a partnership to distribute medical cannabis in Germany and other European Union markets. (File image.)
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1 | Aurora Cannabis files full year results and announces fiscal 2025 fourth quarter
2 | Willow Biosciences Inc. completes transformative recapitalization transactions to form Atlas Energy Corp.
3 | Apollo Capital wins proxy contest at MediPharm Labs
Top Cannabis Stocks June 13 to June 19, 2025
1. T.LABS | 9,388 views | Medipharm Labs Corp.
2. T.WEED | 5,276 views | Canopy Growth Corp.
3. T.TLRY | 5,021 views | Tilray Brands Inc.
4. T.CURA | 4,432 views | Curaleaf Holdings Inc.
5. C.OILS | 627 views | Nextleaf Solutions Ltd.
6. T.OGI | 517 views | Organigram Holdings Inc.
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