Newfoundland and Labrador to Sell Marijuana Through Private Stores
Newfoundland and Labrador has announced recreational marijuana will be sold through private stores.
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New Brunswick Names Zenabis as 3rd Supplier of Recreational Pot
Memorandum of understanding signed with Restigouche-based company.
Marijuana Entrepreneur Enthused by Province’s Pot Plan, Hoping to Become Legal Dispensary
Province considers licencing private businesses to sell marijuana.
Halifax Cannabis Shop Owner Says Charges Dropped in Relation to Three Raids
In a court hearing lasting just over one minute, the Crown withdrew all charges against a Halifax marijuana advocate stemming from a series of police raids at his medical cannabis shop.
Julian Fantino, Who Once Compared Weed to Murder, Defends Opening Medical Marijuana Business
The former Toronto police chief and politician who once compared legalizing weed to legalizing murder is defending his decision to open a company connecting patients with medical marijuana.
Quebec Unveils ‘Zero-Tolerance’ Marijuana Plan: No Home-Grown Cannabis Allowed
Quebec will have zero tolerance for driving-while-high under its plan for legalized marijuana use and sale.
Alberta Cannabis Producer Calls Proposed Taxation of Medical Marijuana a ‘Major Mistake’
An Alberta-based cannabis producer wants to sit down with federal lawmakers to talk changes to the proposed tax on legal pot, unhappy with the idea of taxing medical marijuana.
Pot-Stock Frenzy Intensifies in Canada
Canadian marijuana producers jumped again Monday, with one in particular surging to new highs amid optimism over its prospects in Quebec.
Let’s Have Licensed Pot Lounges, Victoria Councillors Urge B.C.
The province should develop a licensing regime to allow for designated cannabis-consumption lounges when marijuana becomes legal next year, say Victoria councillors.
Private Legal Marijuana Stores, Online Government Sales Planned for Alberta
Plans are underway for legal marijuana to be sold in Alberta through private bricks-and-mortar stores, but online sales will be controlled by the government, Postmedia has learned.
