Two residents of Southern Ontario have been charged after a traffic stop near White River

Two residents of Southern Ontario have been charged after a Northern Ontario traffic stop led to the seizure of drugs and cash.

A vehicle search led to the discovery of small quantities of suspected cannabis and cocaine as well as over $67,000 in currency, the Southeast Ontario Provincial Police – Wawa Detachment noted in a news release.

Members of the OPP were conducting a RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) checkpoint on Highway 17 in Vasiloff Township near White River earlier this month when the vehicle entered the checkpoint.

Officers noted a cannabis smell emanating from the vehicle and conducted a search.

One of Alliston’s newest businesses held a grand opening on Saturday, March 19, to let the public know they are now open and welcoming customers to their store.

CANNACO Cannabis opened its doors on Victoria Street East back in November and has quickly gained a customer base in town. The store is one of four CANNACO locations around Ontario.

Something that is unique about the store is the fact that it is staffed entirely by women. All CANNACO stores have female employees.

“We’re really making a splash in the Alliston community,” said Chloe Tu, who owns the store along with her mother.

FIKA grows its one-of-a-kind cannabis experience with two new locations at the Cadillac Fairview Malls in Toronto and Kitchener, Ontario.

The lifestyle brand redefining cannabis retail continues to expand its footprint in Canada. With 16 locations and growing, FIKA celebrates opening its doors at CF Fairview Mall and CF Fairview Park Mall.

 

 

The Lift&Co cannabis conference and trade show returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2022, complete with signature surprises and a-ha! moments.

Lift&Co. Expo, Canada’s no. 1 cannabis conference and trade show, returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, May 12-15, 2022, delivering expert insights and education, as well as the ultimate in business-building networking, and an expo floor showcasing hundreds of products, services, and cannabis industry innovations.

All this, plus the uniquely irresistible experience that keeps thousands of cannabis producers, growers, investors, movers, shakers and trailblazers buzzing.

Lift&Co. Expo Toronto 2022 includes:

Greenway Greenhouse Cannabis Corporation (CSE: GWAY) ("Greenway Greenhouse" or the "Company") is proud to announce their support of the Southwestern Ontario cannabis and agriculture industries through their platinum sponsorship of the inaugural CannabisWiki Conference and Expo in London, Ontario on June 15 and 16, 2022.

The first annual CannabisWiki Conference and Expo is hosted by, and presented in partnership with, the Western Fair District and will offer a premier cannabis-related event to Southwestern Ontario, Canada's Eastern Agri-Food hub and innovation centre.

GTA dispensary, House of Cannabis is committed to breaking down stigma for new users to try cannabis products

Did you know, seniors are the fastest growing demographic of cannabis consumers in Canada?

Shocking right? How many times have you tried to convince your parents or grandparents that cannabis products might actually be able to benefit them or potentially improve their daily quality of life, only to be shut down?

Luckily, these old stigmas and unrealistic ideas of what cannabis products are, or how they impact a person who uses them are starting to break down. House of Cannabis is committed to breaking down these stigmas even further, and providing quality cannabis education to everyone, even seniors.

The new branding was a strategic decision tied up with the “transformative acquisition” of 180 Smoke and restructuring of the public vehicle, said Cameron Wickham, Delota’s CEO

Delota Corp. (TSX-V:LOTA) which was named Spyder Cannabis Inc until November 2021, is known for its cannabis and vape stores across Ontario, and has most recently undergone a metamorphosis to reinforce its growth and presence in the Canadian retail cannabis market.

The company most recently launched its latest dispensary brand banner, Offside Cannabis, and currently operates three Offside Cannabis dispensaries in Ontario; two locations in Niagara Falls and one in Pickering.

The Ontario-based company is appealing the $434,611 fine to the federal court, arguing that it had complied with all its obligations required by both Health Canada and the CRA

 Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth was fined nearly half-a-million dollars in 2020 by the Canada Revenue Agency because it began growing plants on an outdoor farm before receiving its licence from the agency, National Post has learned.

Now, the Ontario-based company is appealing the $434,611 fine to the federal court, arguing that it had complied with all its obligations required by both Health Canada and the CRA contrary to the latter’s claims.

OPP say investigation is ongoing

Ontario Provincial Police say about $2.7 million worth of marijuana was located in a bust in Leamington.

Police and bylaw officers had a court order to to dismantle what they called an abandoned illegal grow operation at a greenhouse, OPP said in a media release on Friday.

Almost 500 pounds of dried cannabis, and well over 2,200 plants were found at the site, located in the 1000 block of Mersea Road 2.

"Joint enforcement is appreciated and crucial in successfully curtailing the ongoing illegal cannabis enterprises that continue to immerse themselves in our communities. We will continue to utilize whatever resources are available to stop these prohibited grows," OPP Sgt. Chhieu Seng said in a media release.