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Find information on cannabis retail regulations and licensing procedures you need to know when opening and operating a dispensary in Newfoundland & Labrador
Remaining compliant with federal and provincial regulations will be critical. Learn the details of Newfoundland’s cannabis retail law here.
Cannabis retail locations will be run by private operators. Licensing/permitting information is not yet available. Distribution of wholesale cannabis will be government-run through the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation.
Under Canada’s proposed Cannabis Act, public possession of more than 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent will be unlawful. However, individual provinces may restrict daily purchase limits.
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Newfoundland and Labrador have set the minimum age for cannabis purchase and consumption at 19.
Cannabis tracking and reporting helps the government prevent diversion into the black market. Get the facts here.
The proposed Cannabis Act authorizes the Minister to establish a national cannabis tracking system and to require licensed operators to report all cannabis activity.
Details on the required information and timeframe for reporting have not yet been determined.
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Ron Segev is the founding partner of Segev LLP. A practical-minded business lawyer with expertise in the cannabis industry, he represents cultivators, dispensaries, CBD extractors, oil extractors, food processors, media and marketing companies, consultancies, and other businesses in the legal cannabis market.
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