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WeedAdvisor
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
Located in the small town of Clarenville, Newfoundland, Puff Puff Pass Headshop is the first to fall in the province’s cannabis drought, according to Global News. Making matters worse is the fact that this store is one of only six in the province. Strict Limits for Cannabis Dispensaries. Newfoundland Not Alone.
WeedAdvisor
MAY 6, 2019
This is hardly news, of course. Although Colorado’s population is only about one fifth that of Canada’s, we can extrapolate how many stores we need based on density. Put another way, Colorado has roughly 10 stores for every 100,000 residents”. Ironically, Newfoundland is almost at perfect capacity, with just a hair to go.
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SpeedWeed
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
As of January 31, Newfoundland and Labrador will go from having six independent cannabis retailers to having five, as one of the original licensed retailers closes its doors. But, her choices have been at the mercy of product availability and limited further still by the store’s stock allocation from each producer.
SpeedWeed
JULY 14, 2021
The steps a cannabis grower or processor has to take to get their products in consumers’ hands in Canada are a lot more complicated than they were pre-legalization. All of this adds to the challenges for today’s legal cannabis producer, and also adds to cost and the length of time a product sits in a warehouse before reaching consumers.
WeedAdvisor
JANUARY 28, 2019
Out of all the provinces struggling through the cannabis shortage, Alberta seems to be hurting the least, according to the Calgary Herald. Despite the province making up only a small portion of Canada’s population, they have taken a disproportionate amount of cannabis retail shops. Our efforts at education don’t just stop at news.
WeedAdvisor
JANUARY 30, 2019
As legalization slowly approaches its fourth month, we finally have enough data to see where Canadian cannabis retailers stand. Despite a rough rollout that continues to this day, CBC News reveals that the small province of Prince Edward Island is making bank, beating its rivals by a long shot in terms of marijuana sales per capita.
Cannabis Law Report
AUGUST 6, 2021
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