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Stores that break provincial rules can lose their licence
The AGCO is cutting one of the physical inspections required for new weed stores
Upwards of 21,000 pot plants and more than 181 kilograms of processed weed were confiscated, police say
The rule changes outline under which circumstances inducements would be allowed, and more detailed tracking requirements
Concern over too many licensed pot shops grouping together was brought up several times before the 8-4 vote
Recreational cannabis spending reached a record $9.62M on a per-day basis in March, according to StatsCan's latest retail figures
Monthly cannabis sales dipped slightly in the shortest month of the year, but daily purchases were up 4%
Producers say on-site stores will increase product quality, consumer education and revenues, while creating jobs and tourism opportunities
But approving 80 retail licences a month will lead to saturation in some regions, according to BCMI analyst Chris Damas
Ontario's Auditor General found from Sept. 2019 to July 2020, cannabis stores had 84,228 fewer units on hand than recorded in their inventory systems
