Ten people have been charged with one count each of harvesting cannabis without authorization following a raid at a greenhouse in St. Catharines, Ont. that revealed 14,536 cannabis plants estimated to be worth $14.5 million.

Members of the Ontario Provincial Police’s Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team and the Niagara Regional Police Service jointly carried out the raid.

10 people are facing charges after OPP seized $16M worth of pot from a licensed cannabis grow op in St. Catharines.

Members of the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team, OPP, along with Niagara Regional Police Service, executed a search warrant at a Health Canada licensed cannabis grow operation, where infractions to the Cannabis Act were believed to be taking place.

As a result of the warrant being executed police seized 14,536 cannabis plants worth approximately $14,536,000, and 2212.2 pounds of processed cannabis worth approximately $2,212,200.

10 people were charged with one count each of harvesting cannabis without authorization, contrary to the Cannabis Act 12(6)(a). 

Mississauga councillors have voted against a proposal to allow legal cannabis dispensaries in the city, this time despite vocal support from Mayor Bonnie Crombie.

Mississauga initially opted not to allow legalized cannabis stores within city boundaries back in 2018 but local councillors had agreed to revisit that decision following a report from staff that examined the experiences of other municipalities.

However, on Thursday members of the Mississauga council general committee ultimately came to the same decision as they did three years ago, voting 8 to 4 against allowing legal cannabis stores to set up shop.

The matter will still have to go before Mississauga city council for a final vote.

An Ontario pharmaceutical company has become the first in Canada to receive Health Canada approval to manufacture cannabis-based prescription drugs in its facility.

Burlington’s EmpowerPharm, a new clinical-stage, Canadian-owned drug company, made the announcement this week.

Marijuana. Weed. Pot. Grass. Cannabis. Call it what you like, but it will be a huge money maker for Mississauga businesses if City councillors decide to let stores open here.

A report that will be presented to councillors in the next few days shows that legalized cannabis stores will initially generate $74 million in income each year in total for operators if they are allowed to set up shop.

Currently Mississauga doesn't allow cannabis stores to operate within its borders following a decision in 2018 when local politicians decided not to opt-in to the Provincially-run program.

Kitchener’s Highland Cannabis retail store has won first place in the Commercial Design category in the 2021 Decorating and Design Competition held by the Decorators & Designers Association of Canada (DDA Canada).

Owned and operated by Niki and Owen Allerton, the nearly 3,000 square foot store was designed by longtime friend Benjamin John Ouellette in collaboration with Montgomery Custom.

Some of the store’s interior design elements include suspended wooden features, moss walls and custom display cases.

Ever since Marijuana became legal for recreational use in Ontario back on October 17th, 2018, the number of weed delivery services keeps growing steadily every year. Today, there are dozens of businesses you can call to order the highest-quality buds directly to your location.

However, not all available Cannabis Ontario stores offer the same quality of weed or delivery. That’s why you should do some research before you order your next batch. So, if you ever find yourself in Hamilton, Ontario, and if you want to get some great weed at affordable prices, the following ten websites are an excellent choice.

HEXO Corp., a consumer packaged goods (CPG) cannabis company, is looking to cement a top-two position in the Canadian recreational weed space by acquiring all shares of 48North Cannabis Corp. for $50 million.

The companies announced today that they have reached a definitive agreement in which HEXO will acquire all of 48North’s issued and outstanding common shares in an all-share transaction.

Jon Galvano, the co-founder of a chain of illegal cannabis dispensaries that have operated around Toronto for nearly five years, has died in Mexico, reports CBC.

Coffee and Fine Edibles (CAFE) opened its first location in Toronto’s CityPlace neighbourhood in 2016, before expanding to four shops around the city.

Few details have emerged so far regarding the circumstances of Galvano’s death. He was 46-years-old.

County councillors rubberstamped two recommendations at Tuesday’s council meeting, one that asks area Members of Parliament (MPs) to support their position that commercial marijuana producers be required to provide proof of notice to municipalities before a license is granted, and second, that MPs support council’s position that Health Canada places a reasonable limit on the number of cannabis plants permitted by applicants.