With the deadline for marijuana legalization looming, Kelowna city council seems to be in no rush to accommodate cannabis sales.
While the city has previously been home in previous to shops selling pot, those business owners won’t have priority when applying for a new operating licence. Jules Knox explains.
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Where and when pot shops might open in Kelowna
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