Halifax District RCMP say they busted GG’s, an illegal cannabis storefront in Middle Sackville on Saturday, charging two suspects and seizing a large quantity of product.
Police say a man and a woman, both from Halifax, are facing charges under the Nova Scotia Cannabis Control Act.
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The two are due to appear in provincial court in Dartmouth on June 21.
The fine for operating an illegal pot store ranges from $10,000 to $25,000.
Police say officers seized cannabis, cannabis oils, as well as edible forms of cannabis, including, cookies, rice crisps, hot chocolate, gummies, and peanut butter balls.
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They say the owner of the building was also given formal notice to end the lease agreement with the operator.
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