Under chairman Joe Mimran, High Park Ventures is investing $15 million in cannabis.

They currently have no website or social media presence.

One of a crack team of eight "cannabis connoisseurs."

She described the store as "amazing"... cause that's her job.

Why wait till October?

Only 10 out of 25 have received authorization from the provincial regulator.

Customers report waiting over an hour.

Currently there are only 14 across the province.

Makes sense.

It'll be a photo finish.

At least for right now.

We can't wait to get to the top of this beanstalk 🌿🧗‍♂️

8 states will see stores selling CBD-infused products.

Though they won't be opening by April 1.

From promotion to online age-gating, HC says companies aren't complying.

According to the United Food and Commercial Workers Union.

Infused drinks have been around for years, but most are downright bad.

Newstrike is known mainly for their partnership with The Tragically Hip.

In "rapid succession."

40 major cannabis awards and counting.

The company caters to people with disabilities, illnesses and mobility issues.

They'll be turning it into a massive indoor growing facility.

Baked goods.

Weed Wednesday is back 🌿

After opening less than a year ago.

One other Canadian cannabis company made the list.

With $277.5 million paid on closing.

That's a lot of Cheech.

It's the second on Queen St West.

One includes an "experiential hub."