On Thursday, the AGCO revealed the first three approved locations: The Hunny Pot Cannabis Co. in Toronto, The Niagara Herbalist in St. Catharines, and Central Cannabis in London. Continue reading →

The chair of the JUNOs host committee says allowing some bars and restaurants to serve liquor until 4 a.m. is not unusual.  Continue reading →

Londoners have until March 7 to file objections or a submission about the application through the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. Continue reading →

Alberta cannabis retailer Fire & Flower plans to open the store on York Street in Ottawa’s Byward Market. Continue reading →

If the application goes through, the store is set to open on Princess Street come April 1. Continue reading →

An applicant behind the store name “Superette” has filed for a licence to open a cannabis retail shop on Wellington Street West. If approved, it could be the national capital’s first private pot shop. Continue reading →

So-called click-and-collect services have been increasingly offered by retailers over the years, and is an option when buying alcohol online from the province’s distributor, the LCBO. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Vic Fedeli said that giving municipalities the opportunity to choose was the right thing to do. Continue reading →

The town of Newmarket has decided it will opt out of allowing private retail cannabis stores within its jurisdiction. Continue reading →

At a meeting on Wednesday morning, councillors in Georgina voted 4-3 in favour of opting out of allowing bricks-and-mortar cannabis stores within the town. Continue reading →