Receive numerous benefits when becoming a C Club member
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Discover exciting jobs in the hemp and cannabis industry
The C Club is a group that aims to bring together those who believe in the potential of the cannabis plant. It was created in 2025 by the Quebec Hemp and Cannabis Industry Association.
It already has several hundred members who benefit from access to exclusive events and a private space featuring unique benefits in Canada. These include a training space, a web series on the hemp and cannabis industry, a catalogue featuring information and news on hemp and cannabis products (recreational, medical, industrial, food, health and wellness, etc.), a secure chat room to communicate with AQIC member companies, as well as promo codes for our partners, hotels, restaurants, events, and more.
The industry is evolving fast. Don't be left behind. For just $25 a year, C Club is more than just a group; it's your community, your information resource, and your career launchpad.
January 26 2026 • Canada
The federal government has just released a new document entitled Information on the Use of Cannabis for Medical Purposes (IUCMP). Developed in response to recommendations from the Legislative Review of the Cannabis Act, it aims to provide evidence-based guidance for health professionals and clear, accessible information for the public.
January 26 2026 • Daily news
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is closing its research and development center in Quebec City following the announcement of budget cuts by Mark Carney's government. The AQIC joins forces with other players in the agricultural sector to denounce these cuts. This center plays a key role in agri-food innovation and the development of solutions adapted to our environment, at a time when climate stresses are multiplying and intensifying. Beyond the jobs affected, this weakens our strategic research capacity at a time when food security, sovereignty, and the competitiveness of our agriculture depend more than ever on science.
January 19 2026 • Canada
According to a new report from the Global Cannabis Exchange (GCX), the Canadian cannabis market could become more volatile and competitive by 2026. The reasons? Rapid growth in supply, moderating domestic demand, and increasing international competition.
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