
Ontario launching cannabis delivery permanently on March 15
Employee safety and drivers’ insurance are among the issues retailers must tackle as they prepare to restart the service
Employee safety and drivers’ insurance are among the issues retailers must tackle as they prepare to restart the service
The updated rules also ban house brands and in-store advertising
But cannabis stores aren’t causing more infections, retailers say, and shouldn’t be used as a political prop to drive vaccinations.
A pair of licensed cannabis stores selling unregulated hemp products has prompted Ontario’s pot regulator to issue a warning to retailers.
New data show sales made through Ontario’s legal cannabis channels have overtaken those made through the illicit market for the first time ever.
Pre-rolls captured 19% of the province’s overall cannabis sales, while milled flower sales doubled.
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o cannabis industry leaders say they are hopeful that new appointments to the health ministry could bode well for their efforts at lobbying for changes to Canada’s cannabis regulations, especially hot button issues like taxes on medical cannabis.
ennawae McLean has been named the executive director for the Canadian chapter of NORML, National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Weed delivery and curbside pickup may be sticking around in Ontario for good, if a provincial proposal goes through. Cannabis retailers have mixed feelings about the idea of delivery becoming permanent.