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1. Let producers ship directly to retailers. 2. Let retailers sell online/deliver to residents. 3. Let producers establish a retail location on site, and also sell online through that location, to residents. 4. See a thriving, diverse cannabis economy in your province.

Hamilton Police Shut Down Illegal Cannabis Dispensary For Second Time in Two Weeks stratcann.com/enforcement/ha…

Just documenting some prices

Charlottetown interim police chief fined by RCMP for purchasing cannabis from unregulated store cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-ed…

I'm clearly not arguing the US and Israel do not talk to each other, nor is that a relevant rebuttal to the points I raised. Plus, even if implemented this would have essentially no impact on our GDP. This is basic run of the mill trade disputes.

This goes back years and was an the behest of Israel's domestic industry which finds it hard to compete with Canadian companies. Nothing to do with the US.

Ask smart questions next time @CharlottaVic

I've been seeing these articles in the usually right-wing rags for years now, but seeing CBC allow this ridiculous narrative without any hard questions is pathetic. This isn't news, it's lazy propaganda @NahlahAyed

Hey Belgium. Maybe it's your broken prohibition policy that is not working, not Canada's legal system.

Let's be clear. This is an example of legalization in Canada WORKING. The black market is forced overseas where countries still don't have legal supply to fill existing consumer demand.

This is such a silly, farcical narrative. Taking advantage of legalization to.... do all the things legalization doesn't allow. Got it. cbc.ca/news/investigates/can…

Social media is the opposite of chill. It's like mainlining PCP for most people.

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The weed backlash is real and if people aren't paying attention, it's going to lead to rollbacks of these liberties. Nothing is set in stone.

Changing the legislation was never the true goal. Or the methods would have been entirely different.

JFC shut up, Jason.