Articles tagged with "Manitoba"
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Cannabis Events in Manitoba for September 2019
Jesse Ship - Published on September 1, 2019Read moreFind canna-friendly things to do in Manitoba this month.
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Market fresh: The newest cannabis products in Canada
Leafly Canada Staff - Published on August 30, 2019Read moreWe’ve rounded up new products hitting Canadian store shelves near you.
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The Newest Cannabis Products in Manitoba
Leafly Canada Staff - Published on August 30, 2019Read moreCheck out new cannabis products being offered in Manitoba as they come to market.
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If elected, major Manitoba parties vow to overturn home cultivation ban
Jesse B. Staniforth - Published on August 29, 2019Read moreThe Liberals, NDP, and Greens have promised they will overturn the ban on home growing if they win September’s upcoming provincial election.
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Cannabis Events in Manitoba, August 2019
Jesse Ship - Published on August 1, 2019Read moreFind cannabis events in Manitoba for August 2019.
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Cannabis Events in Canada for June 2019
Leafly Canada Staff - Published on June 3, 2019Read moreFind cannabis events happening near you this month.
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Cannabis Events in Manitoba, June 2019
Soj Ramsay-Taylor - Published on May 30, 2019Read moreWhat’s happening in Manitoba for June 2019.
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Legal Cannabis in Manitoba: What You Should Know
Harrison Jordan - Published on October 12, 2018Read moreCannabis goes legal on Oct. 17, but where can you find it? And what’s available? We have all the answers.
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Recreational Cannabis Stores in Manitoba
Leafly Canada Staff - Published on October 12, 2018Read moreHere’s where you can make your first post-prohibition purchase.
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Hybrid Models and Lock-Boxes: Manitoba and New Brunswick Reveal Cannabis Plan Details
Randi Druzin - Published on November 7, 2017Read moreThe Manitoba government introduced a hybrid model for the distribution and sale of recreational cannabis, with the province regulating supply but leaving sales to private retailers.
