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Canadians can be surrounded by the logos of latest recreational cannabis brands at a variety of fun events this summer time as pot purveyors are exploiting a as soon as-in-a-lifetime chance to market their products before authorities restrictions totally kick in. At latest concerts by each traditional rockers Jethro Tull and rap superstar Kendrick Lamar, banners bearing the Tweed emblem have been in all places at Toronto's Budweiser Stage. Tweed is the recreational brand of Canopy Growth, a marijuana company based in Smiths Falls, Ont.

Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis is inviting music followers to enter a ticket contest to see free shows by Kings of Leon, The Cult and Sam Roberts, among others, at venues throughout the nation. But as soon as the Cannabis Act comes into power on Oct. 17, any such promotion will probably be prohibited.

The government is placing strict laws on how cannabis may be advertised or marketed — simply because it does with alcohol and tobacco merchandise. Matt Maurer, who runs the cannabis observe at Bay Street regulation agency Torkin Manes and works with several licensed producers. For the time being, he said there's nothing prohibiting corporations from firing up their marketing machines.

Tweed is casting its web properly beyond the music scene. Tweed's advertising director, Amy Wasserman. Promotion using the depictions of persons, celebrities, characters or animals. Wasserman said she believes that "absolutely there shall be a crackdown" after Oct.17, but mentioned that for now, the company is staying within the law. Members of The Hip are confident they don't seem to be doing anything fallacious.

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