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Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now - Vimarsana News

Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now

The Stratford police services board said "no extra attention would be paid" to an unlicensed Indigenous pot shop operating in Stratford.

Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now | The Woodstock Sentinel Review - Vimarsana News

Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

The Stratford police services board said "no extra attention would be paid" to an unlicensed Indigenous pot shop operating in Stratford.

Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week - Vimarsana News

Indigenous pot shop stays open as Stratford police step away for now | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

The Stratford police services board said "no extra attention would be paid" to an unlicensed Indigenous pot shop operating in Stratford.

Article: First comes love, then come unintended consequences - Vimarsana News

Article: First comes love, then come unintended consequences

Article: First comes love, then come unintended consequences - Daily, I learn about unintended consequences of projects that corporate self-regulation and government agencies (like the Environmental Protection Agency, increasingly rendered powerless by Congress and the Supreme Court) fail to protect...

New Indigenous-owned cannabis store opens in Stratford without licence - Vimarsana News

New Indigenous-owned cannabis store opens in Stratford without licence

Organics Solutions in Stratford is a new shop that sells cannabis, but unlike others in the city, it’s operating without a license from the province.