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Two people face child endangerment charges following an incident in which a three-year-old boy had to be hospitalized after eating cannabis edibles that had been left in his home by his mother’s friend.
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Participants will learn about plant pests and pathogens that infect and devastate cannabis. Jeff Jones will discuss how to identify the different afflictions and learn about abatement strategies, with emphasis on prevention. Your questions will be answered in Q&A!
Presented by: Jeff Jones
Oaksterdam University’s Horticultural Instructor & Co-Founder”Oaksterdam”
Hosted by: Av Singh, PhD, PAg
Agronomist, Greenstar Plant Products
• Discover your limited options and the concept of “the least bad choice” when it comes to treating plants for P and P.
• Recognize: How and why the treatment and cure of a disease is often worse than the disease itself.
• Identify: Spider mites, aphids, thrips, powdery mildew, and botrytis. Oh my!
• Identify: How certain P and P can make cannabis flowers unsuitable for certain kinds of human consumption.
• Demonstrate: How to use a jewelers loop to examine leaf surfaces for P and P.
• Understand: The ways in which the reproduction strategies of P and P allow them to remain in a garden space even after the room is completely emptied of plants.
Duration: 1 Hour
Jeff Jones co-founded the Oakland Cannabis Buyers’ Cooperative (OCBC) in 1995 simultaneously creating the downtown cannabis-friendly area known as “Oaksterdam”. With Jeff’s assistance, the City of Oakland became the first U.S. City to contract with a medical cannabis provider in 1998. Jeff set many precedents from self-regulatory practices that would become the tenants of law to best practices in dispensaries. His cooperative coined the term “dispensary” for medical cannabis!
Jeff was named the defendant in the OCBC Federal Civil case, one of the longest-running medical cannabis cases in history as it traveled all the way through the Supreme Court; the first to ask the question of if cannabis can be provided for medical necessity patients. He transitioned the OCBC into advocacy and education with the Patient ID Center (formerly OCBC) and shared his expertise with hundreds of thousands of medical cannabis patients, professionals, and experts. He has become known worldwide as an educator in horticulture, with a passion for mitigating pesky pests and pathogens.
Av Singh is one of the leading authorities on regenerative organic cannabis production. Dr. Singh has authored over 200 peer-reviewed papers, chapters, and extension articles and has been an invited speaker to over 500 workshops, conferences, symposia as well as guest-lecturing at over 30 universities in Canada, the US, the UK, and India. Av has had the privilege of visiting over 2000 farms across five continents which has shaped his extension of holistic, system-based design solutions. Emphasizing a union of traditional knowledge with science, Av works with growers to cultivate an appreciation of plant:soil interrelationships.
Av has recently been appointed to the Cannabis Quality Assurance (CQA) Standards Committee and is a member of the International Cannabinoid Research Society, and was identified as one of the Top 50 Heroes shaping the Canadian Cannabis sector by High! Canada Magazine and a Cannabis Hero by Cannabis Amnesty. Av is a frequent speaker and advisory board member at O’Cannabiz and the Grow Up Conferences.
Edibles left in boy’s home by his mother’s friend.

Two people face child endangerment charges following an incident in which a three-year-old boy had to be hospitalized after eating cannabis edibles that had been left in his home by his mother’s friend.
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New Jersey’s Division of Child Protection and Permanency contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office regarding a child who was taken by ambulance to a Hackensack hospital after eating a cannabis edible and becoming lethargic and, ultimately, unresponsive. As of Dec. 28, the child was still in critical condition at Hackensack University Medical Center, notes a statement Monday from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office.
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The incident occurred in the boy’s New Jersey home, where he lived with his mother, and the edibles had been brought to the residence by the mother’s friend, who was from New York state.
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Both the boy’s mother and another adult have been charged with endangering the welfare of a child and possession of narcotic paraphernalia. They have since been released pending their first court appearance.
Bergen County prosecutor Mark Musella emphasizes in the statement that the “charges are merely accusations and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.”
Just this summer, Health Canada issued an advisory to parents following a number of children being hospitalized after consuming edibles they thought were regular treats. The advisory emphasizes that any cannabis edibles in the home need to have childproof packaging and be stored in places not easily accessible to kids.
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“Consider storing cannabis products in a locked drawer or box, and separate from regular food or drinks,” the information suggested. “By properly storing and labelling cannabis products, there is less risk of accidental consumption.”

Voters in the Garden State voted to legalize the personal use of cannabis by adults during the recent election. And while the legislature recently passed bills allowing adults to possess as much as six ounces of weed without penalty and for cannabis to be regulated and sold, a few hurdles need to be cleared.
Governor Phil Murphy has said “technical, but important” issues remain with the decriminalization bill that must first be addressed before signing off, according to app.com.
In New York state, cannabis has been decriminalized, but adult-use weed continues to be illegal.
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Montreal, QC: The Grower’s Source, a multifaceted digital initiative to support the cannabis cultivation community, opens registration early December for its first annual industry-supported Grower’s Source Expo. The industry trade event is being organized by The Grower’s Source developers Munn & Affiliates, with generous funding from key industry partners BioFloral and CANNA Canada, and media partners Grow Up Conference and Expo, Grow Opportunity, Garden Culture Magazine. The GS Expo will run from January 21st to February 6th, 2021.
The first major virtual event dedicated to cannabis cultivation in Canada, The Grower’s Source Expo comes after a challenging but resilient year for the industry. While the pandemic continues to keep us confined mostly to our homes, those involved in cultivation are eager to see each other again, share their learnings, and achieve a sense of solidarity to propel the craft forward.
“2020 has been a hectic year for everyone,” says Jason Stanley, Sales Director at BioFloral Canada. “First we had the supply chains being broken down by following confinement measures, and we had to respond to rapidly increasing demand while adopting new technology. Moreover, there has been no trade show or opportunity to meet each other face to face since Vancouver in January 2020, and we can’t even see when will be the next opportunity. It is about time we see each other’s faces and get together. The Grower’s Source is that opportunity.”
The Grower’s Source Expo is open to anyone involved, directly or indirectly, in cannabis cultivation. This includes the workforce and management of licensed producers (LPs); all passionate growers; and the retailers and service providers supplying LPs and independent growers. The event aims to encourage constructive dialogue between unique stakeholders, putting a spotlight on the complexity of cultivation, and inspiring the community towards improved ways of working.
The event will consist of 2 weeks of networking, discussion groups, product demos, and heavily discounted sales bookings access -— all centered around four days of live-streamed, interactive content specific to each attendee’s role and experience.
Entrance fees are $50 for industry professionals, or $25 for passionate home growers. The $50 entrance offers full access to the Expo, while the $25 ticket offers limited access from February 1 – February 6, including two days of live streamed content. Tickets are on sale starting December 7th at expo.thegrowerssource.com.
Following the Expo, The Grower’s Source will continue to support the cultivation community through The Grower’s Source Broadcast, a cultivation-focused channel of podcasts and video series, and The Grower’s Source Network, an ad-free social network exclusive to growers.
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History of Cannabis Concentrates. Join Frenchy in this free webinar, as he discusses the history of cannabis concentrates and hash making followed by an audience Q&A.
Hosted by: Av Singh, PhD, PAg
Agronomist, Greenstar Plant Products
Duration: 1 Hour
Frenchy Cannoli is a California-based teacher, consultant, artisan and activist dedicated to the production and appreciation of traditional cannabis concentrates.
Frenchy grew up in Nice, France but left home as soon as he could, inspired by the promise of exotic adventure — and by the imported hashish common in late-60s Europe. He lived nomadically for over twenty years, staying with traditional producers and learning techniques handed down over generations. This took him from Morocco, to Mexico, to Nepal, Pakistan and India, where he spent eight growing seasons living in caves and harvesting cannabis resin with Parvati Valley cultivators. Eventually, he settled with his family in California, where early medical access laws let him go from hiding his life’s work to producing legal cannabis concentrates.
Collaborating with legendary Emerald Triangle growers and experimenting with techniques like ageing, Frenchy’s since scaled up to producing “pure gold” (Cannabis Now) for licensed dispensary distribution: “unmatched” hash, with a character “unlike anything that you would ever smell or taste in cannabis [flower]” (Nick Smilgys, Emerald Cup judge). He’s also taken an open-source approach to promoting traditional methods. His “Lost Art of the Hashishin” seminars provide hands-on training for aspiring concentrate-makers, and Frenchy freely shares the same techniques on Youtube, as well as with his 146,000+ Instagram followers. He’s likewise pushed for broader post-legalization public education: beyond working to develop hashish grading standards, Frenchy is a prominent supporter of regional growing certifications for cannabis production, inspired by appellation d’origine contrôlée rules like those protecting the integrity of Bordeaux wines. He’s also developing a feature-length documentary that showcases the challenges legalization has brought to small California farms.
Frenchy’s lively personality and unique expertise make him a sought-after international speaker, on topics such as cannabis terroir, the promise of organic and regenerative cultivation approaches, and the importance of independent “craft” production. He also writes about the science and global history of cannabis for publications including Extraction Magazine (USA), Skunk (Canada), Weed World (England) and Dolce Vita (Italy).
Av Singh is one of the leading authorities on regenerative organic cannabis production. Dr. Singh has authored over 200 peer-reviewed papers, chapters, and extension articles and has been an invited speaker to over 500 workshops, conferences, symposia as well as guest-lecturing at over 30 universities in Canada, the US, the UK, and India. Av has had the privilege of visiting over 2000 farms across five continents which has shaped his extension of holistic, system-based design solutions. Emphasizing a union of traditional knowledge with science, Av works with growers to cultivate an appreciation of plant:soil interrelationships.
Av has recently been appointed to the Cannabis Quality Assurance (CQA) Standards Committee and is a member of the International Cannabinoid Research Society, and was identified as one of the Top 50 Heroes shaping the Canadian Cannabis sector by High! Canada Magazine and a Cannabis Hero by Cannabis Amnesty. Av is a frequent speaker and advisory board member at O’Cannabiz and the Grow Up Conferences.
Are you considering opening a CBD extraction facility? Join Vantage Hemp Co.’s Chief Operating Officer Deepank Utkhede and Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Daniel Chinnapen as they take you on a virtual tour of their world-class Colorado-based CBD extraction facility to explore key factors facility operators must consider before their facilities can be up and running.
Incorporating safety into building design, complying with international fire and building codes, design considerations to prevent product contamination and improve workflow and process efficiency, and factors to consider before selecting extraction equipment will all be covered in this interactive and engaging panel discussion. You won’t want to miss this!
Duration: 1 Hour
Dr. Chinnapen recently joined Vantage as Chief Scientific Officer and is responsible for direction on oversight of the Company’s extraction operations, research and development. Dr. Chinnapen has a Ph.D. in Biochemistry and was a principal investigator at Harvard Medical School and Boston Children’s Hospital focused on research into large molecule therapeutic delivery. Dr. Chinnapen also brings extensive experience from various cutting-edge biotech companies focused on biologic drug development. He has publications in peer-reviewed journals and brings a critical eye to the science of CBD supporting the company’s deep-science approach at every step of the process from seed-to-extract
Mr. Utkhede has 22 years of experience in pharmaceutical formulation and process development and has extensive experience developing robust and commercially scalable manufacturing processes. He has worked extensively developing various pharmaceutical dosage forms — topicals (dermal and ocular), orals (capsules and liquid), parenterals (aseptic and terminally sterilized) — and drug/device combination products with extensive experience in the area of lyophilization, liposome and emulsion technology. Utkhede is also well versed in GMP/FDA regulation.
Bridget is the co-founder of Marigold Marketing and PR, a communications strategist and brand expert. She has extensive experience in delivering strategic communications, marketing, and brand programs that achieve results and resonate. Her expertise ranges from developing and managing iconic Canadian brands to refreshed personal brands with effective positioning to ensure relevance and value.
Since 2015, she has been a consultant with individual clients, digital start-ups and PR firms providing communications strategy and planning for business development, expansion and launching new brands. From 2000 to 2014, Bridget was the executive director of CBC communications, marketing, and brand for all CBC English Services. She collaborated with CBC Radio-Canada’s French and Corporates service on national projects. During her tenure, CBC was ranked as one of Canada’s most influential brands by Ipsos. Previous, to her role as executive director, Bridget was director of CBC Radio and CBC regional communications. Before joining CBC, Bridget led the communications teams for the United Way of Winnipeg and the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Currently, she is a board member for Safetynet services in Oakville, ON.
Av Singh is one of the leading authorities on regenerative organic cannabis production. Dr. Singh has authored over 200 peer-reviewed papers, chapters, and extension articles and has been an invited speaker to over 500 workshops, conferences, symposia as well as guest-lecturing at over 30 universities in Canada, the US, the UK, and India. Av has had the privilege of visiting over 2000 farms across five continents which has shaped his extension of holistic, system-based design solutions. Emphasizing a union of traditional knowledge with science, Av works with growers to cultivate an appreciation of plant:soil interrelationships.
Av has recently been appointed to the Cannabis Quality Assurance (CQA) Standards Committee and is a member of the International Cannabinoid Research Society, and was identified as one of the Top 50 Heroes shaping the Canadian Cannabis sector by High! Canada Magazine and a Cannabis Hero by Cannabis Amnesty. Av is a frequent speaker and advisory board member at O’Cannabiz and the Grow Up Conferences.
This free webinar is designed for C-level executives and cultivation teams to better understand the relationship between Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), environmental controls, and cannabis crop performance. An engaging discussion with cultivation and production experts will help you build consistent, quality yields and distinct retail brands.
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Duration: 1 Hour
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Justin Statton, a cannabis cultivator and entrepreneur for the past decade, is enthusiastic about building a cannabis community on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. As the Founder/CEO of CannBreton Cultivation, Justin has been working toward becoming a licensed micro-cultivator and takes “Craft” cannabis seriously. Justin also owns/operates Mary Janes Smoke Shop Sydney, a respected accessories store, which he hopes will become the hub of the Cape Breton cannabis community.
A second-generation cannabis grower recognized with multiple cannabis cup awards, Ryan has led commercial teams at large scale facilities in Denver, Colorado. Having taken multiple cultivation facilities from HPS to LED lighting solutions, he now assists customers in North America and Europe in developing strain-specific lighting strategies and understanding the benefits and environmental conditions of growing with LEDs.
Av Singh is one of the leading authorities on regenerative organic cannabis production. Dr. Singh has authored over 200 peer-reviewed papers, chapters, and extension articles and has been an invited speaker to over 500 workshops, conferences, symposia as well as guest-lecturing at over 30 universities in Canada, the US, the UK, and India. Av has had the privilege of visiting over 2000 farms across five continents which has shaped his extension of holistic, system-based design solutions. Emphasizing a union of traditional knowledge with science, Av works with growers to cultivate an appreciation of plant:soil interrelationships.
Av has recently been appointed to the Cannabis Quality Assurance (CQA) Standards Committee and is a member of the International Cannabinoid Research Society, and was identified as one of the Top 50 Heroes shaping the Canadian Cannabis sector by High! Canada Magazine and a Cannabis Hero by Cannabis Amnesty. Av is a frequent speaker and advisory board member at O’Cannabiz and the Grow Up Conferences.
NIAGARA FALLS – British Columbia has long been on the forefront of Canada’s cannabis industry and culture. Now, Canada’s foremost cannabis conference is coming to Victoria in 2021.
Grow Up Conference, Expo and Awards announced today plans to put on a 3-day B2B conference and expo June 14-16, 2021, at the Victoria Convention Centre. Grow Up has been running its annual conference in Niagara Falls since 2017. Building on that success, the Victoria show will host hundreds of cannabis-industry experts on the west coast to provide workshops and presentations on a wide range of topics.
“Canada’s cannabis industry continues to expand and develop and we’re excited to bring our show to the west coast,” said Randy Rowe, President of Grow Up, when announcing the event. “Grow Up helps connect all sectors of the cannabis industry – cultivation, production, processing and extraction – with experts in retail, marketing and support.”
The conference opens on June 14,2021 with the VIP Industry Conference and exhibitor set up, with the day capped off with the Grow Up Awards Gala in the evening.
“The cannabis industry has made tremendous growth over the last year and we are determined to recognize the excellence and innovation with our 2nd annual awards show”, says Neill Dixon, Co-Founder of Grow Up. “Bringing the Grow Up Awards Gala to Victoria BC will make it easier for our west coast growers and suppliers to be a part of the celebration”.
June 15th and 16th, 2021 will feature panels, keynotes and workshops. Rowe says he is particularly excited about the show’s Extraction Zone, presented by Extraction Magazine.
“Cannabis 2.0 has made extraction a field of great importance,” he notes. “Extracts of CBD and THC are driving the medicinal and recreational markets, from oils to edibles. The partnership with Extraction Magazine is an exciting and essential addition to the show.”
The Grow Up Conference and Expo is currently booking presenters and session topics are being developed. Rowe says that his experience with previous shows suggests exhibitor space will fill up fast, so he urges anyone in the cannabis industry to register early.
“If you are working in any aspect of the cannabis industry in Canada, there will be something you can take away from the Grow Up Conference and Expo,” said Rowe.
The founders and producers of Grow Up Conference and Expo have decades of experience producing national-profile events and creating global connections between business communities in the arts, broadcast, media and technology. They have organized trade summit initiatives with governments around the world. And they have worked closely with sponsors in all levels of Canadian government.
Veteran assemblers of forward-thinkers, their signature events include the internationally attended O’Cannabiz Conference and Expo, Canadian Music Week, the Digital Media Summit, Radio Interactive Summit and the career-breaking CMW Music Festival.
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Characterized as “highly intelligent,” the student has been arrested several times for dealing

A 23-year-old student at the University of Essex in the U.K. faces several charges after being arrested for suspected drug dealing three times since last November.
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The man faces two counts of possession with intent to supply cannabis, being concerned in the supply of cannabis and possession of cocaine, according to East Anglian Daily Times.
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During his most recent arrest in June, just eight days into bail for an arrest earlier that month, the man was arrested when police stopped a car in which he was a passenger and found 147 grams of weed on him. That arrest followed another on June 2, in which police discovered his constantly ringing phone, weighing scales and a tin that smelled like cannabis, East Anglian Daily Times reports.
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The two June arrests followed yet another on Nov. 9, 2019. That time, police found him carrying 65.7 grams of weed divided into small bags, 3.3 grams of cocaine and a phone with messages to 93 recipients, the publication adds. What was the message? “Top-shelf UK strains’ like platinum cookies and gorilla glue.”
The man got caught while trying to sell cannabis to a plain-clothes officer near the university’s Colchester campus. At that point, the man was serving an eight-month suspended sentence for dangerous driving.
Described as highly intelligent, the student said he began dealing drugs to pay for his university studies. “He had been an undergraduate at another university and had no money. He felt deeply ashamed and that he hadn’t been able to achieve what was expected,” the court was recently told.
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But the judge was unwilling to ignore that he sold drugs while on bail. The judge ordered 15 months in jail, including three months of the suspended sentence, as well as confiscation of £1,010 and the electric scooter that he used while dealing.
The U.K. student is hardly the only person to turn to dealing in tough times. Most recently, a man was arrested while travelling with 300 kg of cannabis at the Thai-Lao border, arguing that he was just a middleman and was trafficking to help make ends meet during COVID-19.
Then there are those who are growing weed as their own personal medicine, including an 80-year-old man in the U.K. who uses the cannabis he grows in his garage to combat the symptoms associated with kidney failure, to which there is no cure.
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