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Cannabis company Curaleaf redomiciling from BC to Delaware, USA. (Source: Microsoft Copilot. Generated by AI)

Curaleaf Holdings, one of the world’s top cannabis companies, is aligning itself with potential US federal legalization through an effort to redomicile from British Columbia to the state of Delaware. The move, which will require 66.6 per cent shareholder approval, follows US President Trump’s support for rescheduling cannabis as a less dangerous drug, first voiced in December, which would facilitate research on the plant and make it easier for businesses to create value from it.

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Weekly Update – Top Cannabis News Stories

1 | Canopy Growth signs off on transactions to recapitalize its balance sheet

2 | Auxly reviews 2025 milestones and provides 2026 outlook

3 | Cannara achieves top market share in Québec and provides update on vape launch

4 | Tilray offers cannabis beverages for mindful sipping in Dry January


Top Cannabis Stocks Jan. 2 to Jan. 8, 2026

1. T.CURA | 7,365 views | Curaleaf Holdings Inc.
2. T.TLRY | 3,410 views | Tilray Brands Inc.
3. T.LABS | 1,765 views | Medipharm Labs Corp.
4. C.TGIF | 838 views | 1933 Industries Inc.
5. C.BLO | 412 views | Cannabix Technologies Inc.
6. T.OGI | 406 views | Organigram Global Inc.


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