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.

Nkwurịta okwu na GR dị ka onye na-ere 'hot dog' n'ebe onye nchọpụta talent nọ.

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It's like Temu Howard Dean

Not that I can recall.

While the cannabis trade has made a handful of people rich, it has also turned Kanehsatà:ke into a magnet for organized crime. aptnnews.ca/investigates/dev…

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My school had a walk out in protest of a dress code that said you can't wear one suspender down on your overalls. Dangerous times.

Not to mention, the idea that Freeland could/would want to replace Carney is just laughably delusional.

Yeah I always lol when some provinces are like "We just don't know how to deal with this"🤷‍♂️meanwhile several other provinces shut this sort of thing down immediately. The lack of enforcement in some jurisdictions is political, imo, not logistical. Some want legalization to fail

See? I *knew* Canada was at the root of this.