Ottawa police say its officers won’t be using a roadside test to detect marijuana for now, due to concerns about the machine’s accuracy, its cost and how it’s used. Continue reading →

The deals were announced Wednesday by the Ontario Cannabis Store, which will be selling pot online starting on Oct. 17 when recreational marijuana use is legalized. Continue reading →

You can ban legal urban pot stores within 500 metres of schools. The problem: there are lots of schools and only so much city. Continue reading →

The store, which will be Ontario’s only online retailer when recreational marijuana is legalized in the fall, says Monday that the supply agreements with Health Canada-authorized producers were competitive. Continue reading →

Talks with municipalities will help the province determine the details, said the Progressive Conservatives, who stressed that public safety was a key component of the distribution system that alters the previous administration’s plan to have pot only in publicly owned outlets. Continue reading →

With news of the sale of cannabis through private businesses, it marks a departure from the previous Ontario Liberal government’s decision to sell marijuana at government-run outlets. Continue reading →

With 10 weeks to go until marijuana legalization, Global News cannot find any evidence that any cannabis has been ordered for Ontario consumers. Continue reading →

Hiring is proceeding as planned for a rollout of 40 public-sector Ontario cannabis stores, according to a document shown to Global News. Continue reading →

Experts agree that too much would have to be done too fast to have retail cannabis stores open on day one and that Ontarians will have to be content with ordering their marijuana online to start with. Continue reading →