There are no lines at Ontario cannabis stores since the province shut them down. But for most residents, buying legal weed now means lining up at the post office.

Despite the province calling for a state of emergency, the LCBO, the Beer Store, and the Ontario Cannabis Store will continue operations.

The Ontario Cannabis Store says it is offering same-day and next-day delivery to select addresses in Cambridge, Guelph, Kitchener and Waterloo.

Ontarians will soon be able to buy weed directly from producers — but the government-owned wholesaler will still take a cut. "What is the purpose?" one lawyer asks.

The latest generation of cannabis products will be available for legal sale in Ontario starting today.

The Ontario Cannabis Store, the province's pot distributor, has announced that a raft of new products is slated to start appearing in brick-and-mortar retailers on Monday and be available for online purchase 10 days later.

The Ontario Cannabis Store says dozens of new marijuana products will be available in retail shops starting Monday but supplies will be limited.

"This will provide consumers with more choice and convenience and a safe, reliable supply of cannabis."

The tiny number of cannabis stores on Ontario "has resulted in half of the expected market in Canada simply not existing,'' Canopy CEO Mark Zekulin said Thursday.

Finance Minister Rod Phillips announced the proposed changes in the government's fall economic statement Wednesday, saying they will decrease waits for cannabis and help combat the black market.