Ontario Delivers Yet Another Cannabis Decision That Hurts Retailers and Helps Illegal Dealers
Opinion: A monopoly on e-commerce benefits the government, and the black market, at the expense of consumers.
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Second Proposed Toronto Pot Shop Set for Queen West Neighbourhood
Nova Cannabis has reached a licence agreement with one of the lottery winners selected to apply for one of the first 25 cannabis retail licences in Ontario, with a location planned for Toronto.
Cannabis Retail Shops Are Scrambling to Open on Time Across Ontario
Would-be cannabis shop owners in Ontario have just a few weeks left to pass through intense regulatory hoops if they hope to be selling marijuana by April.
Tragically Hip-Backed Up Cannabis Plans ‘Hub’ Within Ontario Pot Retail Store
The Tragically Hip-backed pot producer Up Cannabis plans to have an “experiential hub” inside one of Ontario’s first legal recreational weed stores located in the band’s hometown of Kingston.
Ontario Won’t Allow Private Cannabis Retailers to Offer Click-and-Collect Service
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario says cannabis customers will have to order and purchase pot products in person at licensed stores.
Ontario Course First to Embrace Cannabis
Come April, there’s likely to be a lot more grass at the Lombard Glen Golf & Country Club.
Former Dispensary Owner Tamara Hirsh on the Legal Cannabis Game
Some Ontario cannabis retail lottery winners have been offered $7 million for chance to one day buy out licence.
Metrolinx to Ban Pot Use for Certain Employees or Contractors
Metrolinx is bringing in a tough new anti-cannabis policy, banning recreational use by employees or contractors in nearly 140 categories of “safety-critical” jobs.
Pot Sales in Canada Have Been Released and the Most Random Province Is Beating Everyone by a Long Shot
Statistics Canada discovered the province with the highest legal pot sales since the drug’s legalization.
The Cannabis Tally: 77 Municipalities Across Ontario Opt Out, 337 Opt In
Dozens of Ontario cities, towns and villages have hung keep-out signs on their borders, opting out of hosting pot shops.
