Ken Harrower, who uses cannabis to relieve symptoms from several medical conditions, says the city has too few retail stores, which he alleges are not wheelchair-accessible. Continue reading
In all, eleven pot retailers have been fined $12,500 each for not opening their stores by April 15. Continue reading
Data prepared by Statistics Canada indicates consumers spent $1.48 billion on cannabis products during the last three months of 2018. The agency reports, however, that 79 per cent of that money was spent on the illegal market. Continue reading
The Ford government is introducing changes to how cannabis is sold across the province as part of the budget, including $40-million over two years to help implement the costs of recreational pot. Continue reading
The report found that Alberta’s “comparatively liberal regulatory regime suggests it will rank among the fastest-growing provincial cannabis markets.” Continue reading
By the time it finally opened its door on Monday morning, Central Cannabis had a line of roughly 100 people outside, waiting to buy pot from London’s first brick-and-mortar store. Continue reading
The cannabis tourism industry faces several legal hurdles that prevent it from advertising its product. Continue reading
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
Provincially licensed, legal dispensaries can start operating as of April 1 in Ontario. Continue reading
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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