Ontario considers cannabis lounges, cafes as part of future open market

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The government said Monday it will consult on the possibility of so-called ‘consumption venues’ as well as special occasion permits that would apply to outdoor festivals and concerts

TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford’s government said it is considering allowing cannabis lounges and cafes as it moves toward an open market for pot in the province, and is asking the public to weigh in on the proposal.

“We are asking Ontarians to share their feedback as we explore certain expanded cannabis-related business opportunities as part of our responsible approach to protecting families and communities,” Attorney General Doug Downey said in a statement. “What we hear from the public and expert groups will help to inform possible next steps.”

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario said it has received more than 700 applications for retail operator licences since the system was scrapped on Jan. 1. “There’s a lot of opportunities for businesses like cafes and restaurants to start making steps into the cannabis industry,” she said. “This could ensure it’s done in a regulated and safe way.”

 

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So cannabis smoke is okay, whereas tobacco isn't? They both should be consumed outside.

Good

Our government wants to keep certain Canadians under the influence so that they are unaware of their scheming and plotting. Be high on life!

May as well.

Next up opium dens?

About time

Are they going to repeal the Ontario Clean Air Act ?

Is that Fords Ontario is open for business !

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