Get you up to speed: ‘They buy because it’s easy’: Legal shops want more than enforcement to fight illegal pot
The Ford government is planning to introduce new measures to combat illicit cannabis sales in Ontario. Legal retailers have expressed concerns over the delay in enforcement tools since the legalization of cannabis eight years ago.
The Ontario government is in the process of finalising new enforcement measures to address illicit cannabis sales, though a timeline for implementation remains unclear. Legal cannabis retailers have expressed concerns over the delay in enforcing stricter regulations since the legalization of cannabis eight years ago.
The Ford government plans to implement new measures to address illicit cannabis sales, eight years after legalization. Legal retailers are demanding further action, calling for Ontario to enhance the forthcoming regulations to better support compliant businesses.
What remains unclear — It is uncertain what specific new measures the Ford government plans to implement to address illicit cannabis sales.
Legal cannabis retailers seek more than enforcement to combat illicit sales
Though the Ford government says it’s planning to introduce new measures to crack down on illicit cannabis sales, legal retailers are questioning why it took eight years following legalization for enforcement tools to be bolstered. Several legal sellers told WTX News they want Ontario to take the new rules a step further, by allowing the…