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AGCO Notice of Proposals: What To Do When You Get One

Challenging a Notice of Proposal From the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario What Constitutes a Notice of Proposal? A Notice of Proposal (NOP) from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) is a formal communication indicating that the Registrar intends to take a specific action regarding your licence. This action could be a...

How To Cultivate Cannabis in Canada – Legally

So, you’re thinking about growing cannabis in Canada, huh? It’s a big deal, and there are lots of rules to follow. Getting a cannabis production licence Canada isn’t just a simple form you fill out. It’s a whole process with Health Canada, and you gotta get it right. This guide will walk you through the...

What To Know When Starting a Dispensary in Ontario

Tips for Opening a Dispensary in Canada's Largest Province Market Size and Growth Trends Ontario is the cannabis market in Canada. It’s huge. Think about this: sales hit $160 million in May 2025 alone. That’s almost three times bigger than British Columbia, which came in second at $59.9 million. It took a while to get...

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How To Get EU-GMP Certification for Canadian Cannabis

European Good Manufacturng Practices Enables Cannabis Export from Canada For Canadian cannabis producers looking to tap into the European market, understanding EU-GMP certification is a significant step. It’s not just another piece of paper; it’s a mark of quality that opens doors to regulated markets. Think of it as the gold standard for medicinal products...

GACP Certification for Canadian Cannabis Growers

Good Agricultural and Collection Practices for Cannabis Defining Good Agricultural and Collection Practices Good Agricultural and Collection Practices, or GACP, is a set of guidelines focused on the cultivation and harvesting of medicinal plants. For Canadian cannabis growers aiming for certification, GACP establishes the baseline for producing high-quality starting materials. It covers everything from seed...

How Much Can I Sell My Dispensary For?

Understanding Dispensary Valuation Key Factors Influencing Sale Price So, you’re thinking about selling your dispensary? The first thing you need to get your head around is how these businesses are actually valued. It’s not as simple as just looking at the revenue. Several things come into play, and understanding them is key to getting a...

Guide To Exporting Industrial Hemp From Canada

Navigating Canadian Export Regulations and Licensing Getting industrial hemp out of Canada for sale elsewhere means you really need to know the rules here at home. Health Canada is the main player, mostly through the Cannabis Act and its specific Industrial Hemp Regulations. These rules are in place to make sure products are good quality,...

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How To Export Cannabis From Canada

Canada stands as a significant participant in the evolving global cannabis market. While the commercial export of cannabis from Canada is legally permissible, it is governed by an intricate framework of national and international laws, presenting both opportunities and substantial challenges for businesses. Successfully navigating this landscape requires a comprehensive understanding of Health Canada’s licensing...

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Guide To B300 Cannabis Excise Duty Return

The B300 Cannabis Duty and Information Return is a mandatory reporting instrument for all federally licensed cannabis cultivators, producers, and packagers operating within Canada. Governed by the Excise Act, 2001, this return serves as the primary mechanism for these licensees to report their cannabis-related activities and remit applicable federal excise duties, along with any relevant...

Can I Smoke or Grow Weed in my Condo?

If you're a cannabis-smoking or growing condo resident in Ontario, this lawyer's guide is a must-read.