This year has been rough for cannabis companies, including Aurora Cannabis (ACB), whose stock is already down 27.82% year-to-date.

So far, Aurora Cannabis has struggled this year. On Tuesday, the company signed an exclusive and royalty-bearing commercial license agreement with EnWave.

Cannabis legalization is approaching the deadline in Mexico. According to the Supreme Court, the deadline for marijuana legalization is Wednesday.

HEXO plans to report its Q4 earnings before the market opens on October 24. October has been tough for Hexo, with its stock falling 31.2% as of October 18.

The cannabis industry’s woes refuse to die down. Cash-rich companies Aurora Cannabis, Canopy Growth, Aphria, and Cronos Group are also suffering.

In the lightning round on Mad Money last week, Jim Cramer said that Canopy Growth needs a packaged goods CEO to make the stock price go up.

The vaping crisis has brought on some twists and turns for the cannabis sector. New York courts are now weighing an e-cigarette ban.

Yesterday, HEXO (HEXO) announced the launch of a lower-priced cannabis brand, Original Stash, priced at $4.49 per gram.

On Wednesday, Aurora Cannabis gave a preview of its Cannabis 2.0 strategy. The company provided plans for the roll-out of edibles, concentrates, and vapes.

On October 15, Aurora Cannabis closed at $3.76, up 7.12% from the previous session. This performance lagged the S&P 500’s 1.00% rise on the day.