Canopy Growth Corp. ran into a $26.9 million problem not long after cannabis products began flying off stores after legalization. During a conference call with investors and analysts in November to debate its financial results, the Smiths Falls, Ontario-based company stated that it was coping with the return of $20.5 million in product from regional retailers and was preparing for the arrival of an additional $6.4 million in products.
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