Tag: Marijuana

Port Hardy council approves non-medical cannabis shop application

PORT HARDY, B.C. – The North Island Mall could host a non-medical cannabis retail shop in the near future. At...

Council planning out marijuana tax revenue sharing

PORT HARDY, B.C.- The District of Port Hardy is looking at how tax revenue from marijuana sales can be...

Preparations start for retail and online non-medical marijuana sales

VICTORIA, B.C.- The BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) is working to open the first government-operated non-medical cannabis retail store...

Port Hardy marijuana survey closes Wednesday

PORT HARDY, B.C.- Time is running out for you to give feedback on future plans to implement medical cannabis...

MP Blaney not surprised weed won’t be legal by July 1st

Rachel Blaney says marijuana legalization has been mishandled from the start. That’s the North Island-Powell River MP’s reaction to the...

District of Port Hardy issues marijuana survey

PORT HARDY, B.C.- The District of Port Hardy is looking for residential feedback on plans to implement medical cannabis...

Have Your Say on Recreational Pot Regulations

There’s still time to have your say on how British Columbia should regulate the use of non-medical cannabis when...

Legalization of pot could impact blood donations

Organizations like Canadian Blood Services are bracing for potential impacts once marijuana is legalized next year. Right now if you're...

Report released on legalizing marijuana in Canada

The Federal Government has released the report from the task force appointed to study the legalization of marijuana. It contains...
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