The City of Toronto is ramping up its fight to close the last remaining illegal cannabis dispensaries.
The City’s director of investigation services says fewer than 10 are still open.
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He says some are “serial violators.”
READ MORE: Toronto using concrete blocks to prevent unlicensed marijuana dispensaries from reopening
The City won’t say exactly what it plans to do.
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It has been sealing off shops and using large concrete blocks to obstruct entry, but some operators are breaking back in.
After one raid on Wednesday, someone immediately re-entered a shop to try to reopen the dispensary.
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