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O'Neal is far from the first person to get swindled by a cannabis company. Hockey legend Mark Messier filed a lawsuit against an Alberta cannabis company last…

“It takes about $5 million a year out of the rural convenience store pockets,” he said. Agency stores are not allowed to mark up their alcohol prices to absorb the added expense, unlike restaurants and bars that are permitted to sell booze for more than the LCBO price, Bryans said. An LCBO agency store makes 9.8% on its sales, and the LCBO charges 2.5% for delivery, he said. Credit card fees also chip away at the revenue, he said. “Now The Beer Store has dropped … another $250 delivery charge,” Bryans said. “So really, these stores are going to be working on 2% to 3% which is unfa...

  EDMONTON -- Former Edmonton Oilers captain Mark Messier is suing an Edmonton businessman, alleging he lost more than half a million dollars in an Alberta cannabis company investment. Messier, 59, is seeking damages from Ed Moroz, the CEO of Edmonton area-based Destiny Bioscience, according to court documents filed in November in New York state. The lawsuit claims Moroz broke a personal guarantee that promised Messier wouldn’t lose money after the former hockey star’s holding company bought 400,000 shares of Destiny at a price of $500,000. “Moroz also repeatedly solicited Messier...