The Financial Post reports in its Thursday, Aug. 22, edition that exactly two years after its debut, Canntrust Holdings ($2.48) has fallen beneath its listing price of $2.50. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post reports that the pot company has lost nearly 66 per cent of its value since early July when it revealed it had broken Canadian regulations by growing cannabis in unlicensed areas of its greenhouse in Pelham, Ont. The negative headlines have mounted since then. Chief executive officer Peter Aceto was fired and chairman Eric Paul resigned; securities regulators and police are investigating; auditor KPMG LLP withdrew its reports on the company's year-end and first quarter results; regulators found further breaches at a second facility in Vaughan, Ont.; and Ontario's cannabis wholesaler is returning $2.9-million worth of products at the company's expense. Canntrust has hired Greenhill & Co. to explore potential alternatives including a sale. The Post reported on Tuesday that at least three senior employees had departed. Unnamed sources say master grower Brady Green, operations manager Cameron Fletcher and vice-president of quality operations Andrea Kirk are no longer with Canntrust.