Georgia Peach has announced that its storefronts are closed until further notice.
Hamilton police arrested 25 people and laid 50 charges last Thursday after raiding and seizing all four Georgia Peach marijuana dispensary locations: one on George Street, another on Dundurn Street South, and two on Upper James.
However, the next morning the cannabis dispensary company tweeted that it was still open for business at a location in Hess Village.
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On Tuesday, the local company revealed that its storefronts are now closed, but its online and delivery services are still available.
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Under new powers that came into effect earlier this month, police can now change the locks and install an alarm at the dispensaries, making sure they cannot reopen.
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