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A Toronto-based company had more reasons than just proximity for building a “premium indoor cultivation facility” in Western New York, according to Mark Sims, president and CEO of RIV Capital. Buffalo was attractive to the cannabis company not only for its labor force and access to renewable power

Ontario Cannabis Stores, the province's pot supplier, charges a 31% mark-up to retailers. The province of Ontario made more than a half a billion dollars from the cannabis industry in the last fiscal year, according to public accounts released by the government on Friday. But that $520 million is

OTTAWA - Federal ministers are expected to launch a long-awaited review of the government’s cannabis legislation today. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. The Liberals lifted a century-long prohibition on the recreational use and sale of cannabis in October 2018

Toronto will soon be home to the world’s first cannabis store in a major transportation hub. Marking a “significant industry milestone,” FIKA is set to open a new flagship location inside Union Station in September. Located in the Bay Street Promenade, FIKA joins retailers like Sephora in the newly

TORONTO — The Ontario Cannabis Store says a cyberattack faced by one of its logistics partners has left the provincial pot distributor unable to process or deliver orders to marijuana shops and customers. The OCS said Monday evening there is no indication that its systems were targeted or its

While many in Grimsby were hoping to avoid allowing cannabis to be grown in the town at all, the municipality has started the process to allow for medical and commercial growth. At a committee of the whole meeting on Aug. 2, council heard from consultants with SGL Planning and Design Inc. who were

Even though pot shops are seemingly on every corner of the city and despite the opening of a nice space to light one up at Exhibition Place, cannabis tourism is not yet much of a thing in Toronto. Though Toronto has gone from just 12 legal cannabis shops at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic to

Estimated 45,000-plus illegal pot plants and eight metric tonnes of processed weed confiscated. The Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team (PJFCET), led by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), seized $61 million in cannabis, equipment and property during searches of two greenhouse sites