Canadians are calling it C-Day. On Wednesday, Canada will legalize recreational cannabis use across the country. I'll be live on Periscope at 3 p.m. ET tomorrow at a pot lounge in Toronto, answering your questions & giving you a look at the festivities. Tweet me your questions.
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Toronto is kinda the worst place to go for Weedsday. No brick and mortar stores in all of Ontario.
This is true. There will be no official stores in all of Ontario, Canada's biggest province. But there are plenty of unlicensed stores that have been doing fierce business for three years now, and some will still be open.
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So you'll be doing a story tomorrow that you could actually do today?
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Well, it isn't legal to walk down the street right now in Toronto and smoke pot. It will be tomorrow.
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You should be in
#Winnipeg. They’re lined up outside the store RIGHT NOW in anticipation of tomorrow#legalizationdayThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Not for long.
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Some still deliver
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I applaud your use of the word ‘fierce.” I don’t use it enough. The word fierce, I mean.
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Will the Ontario website crash at 00:01 on Wednesday? Will current consumers switch to the government’s website? How many new consumers will there be? Will this be the biggest non event of the year? I look forward to reading about the answers to these questions.
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What ? No stores in ontario? Oh well, just come walk down the street in montreal - and take deep breaths
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TO Chief of Police will be actively shutting down unlicensed dispensaries.
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Hamilton, Ontario has some “brick and mortar” stores.. do some research MMJ Canada is still open and plans to stay open as long as possible helping medical patients get the medicine they require
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Legal brick and mortar stores. Not illegal. Do some research...
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