The provincial corporation tasked with the online sale and distribution of recreational cannabis posted a cancellation notice on Friday. Continue reading →

Recreational cannabis has so far only been available for purchase legally in Ontario through a government-run website. Continue reading →

Canadian pot buyers go to a lot of trouble to buy from humans in a store, instead of online. Why is that? Continue reading →

Failing to open a store by April 1 can result in a $12,500 draw down, while not opening by the end of April means applicants risk losing their $50,000 letter of credit. 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 →

Those seeking to open a pot shop in the province had from Monday to early afternoon Wednesday to submit an expression of interest. Continue reading →

Ontario’s cannabis warehouse is the same size as B.C.’s – but serves three times the population. Is this part of the reason legalization was so bumpy in Ontario? Continue reading →

LCBO officials opposed an open bidding process for Ontario’s pot warehouse because they didn’t want it widely known the facility was being contracted out, an internal document shows. Continue reading →

Ontario’s former privacy czar laments that residents don’t have a way to buy legal cannabis without creating a data trail. “The government didn’t think it through,” she charges. Continue reading →

The province has given municipalities until Jan. 22, 2019 to opt out of having private cannabis storefronts operate within their boundaries. Continue reading →