‘Consumer-Friendly’ Alberta Has More Than a Third of All Pot Shops in Canada
After more than three months of legalized cannabis, Alberta counts 36 per cent of the country’s legal pot shops.
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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.
As Cannabis Deadline Looms, 170 Ontario Municipalities Still Have Not Decided on Opting Out of Stores
As the Jan. 22 deadline to accept or decline cannabis shops looms, more than a third of the 414 eligible municipalities in the province have yet to decide.
Brantford City Councillors Say No to Retail Cannabis Stores
Brantford city councillors voted 7-4 Tuesday night to opt out of permitting legal cannabis stores to operate within the municipality.
Brant Councillors Vote to Opt in on Retail Cannabis Stores
City of Brantford to vote Tuesday January 15, 2018.
Cannabis Licence Halt Could Cost Industry $13 Million, 1,800 Jobs, Say Retailers
Alberta’s moratorium on new cannabis stores is clobbering the fledgling retail industry, putting 1,800 jobs in doubt and possibly costing $13 million in wasted leases, say retailers.
Quebecers Turn to Pot Shops on Indigenous Territory as SQDC Struggles With Supply Problems
Some customers are turning to unregulated dispensaries on Indigenous territory.
Vancouver Approves City’s First 3 Cannabis Outlets
Selling weed is now completely legal and above the board after city grants a trio of business licences.
Lottery for 25 Ontario Retail Cannabis Licences to Take Place Next Week
The Ontario government will accept entries next week from those looking to enter a lottery to apply for the first 25 retail cannabis licences in the province.
Here’s What to Watch for in Legal Weed in 2019
From weed shortages to edibles sales, there are a lot of issues to sort out.
