Replies to post #74785 on Canopy Growth Corp (WEED)

[spectre_]

Section 121 of Canada’s Constitution Act, 1867, says, “All Articles of the Growth, Produce, or Manufacture of any one of the Provinces shall, from and after the Union, be admitted free into each of the other Provinces.”

The constitution is clear and concise about this, inter-provincial trade is to be unencumbered by taxes, tariffs, and the like. Anyone who attempts to block it is legally on false ground.

The same thing should be said about the recent issues with liquor sales.

[spectre_]

This will come down to a court decision. Obviously the retailer needs to protect consumers in province from circumventing their sales mechanism, but other provincial corps could sue them for blocking trade by not carrying their product.

I can see this turning into an issue of having percentage of provincial products sold as forced quotas.

[doubleeagle]

Don't matter Awesome Tweed is evrywhere. Going to drive you nuts when the shelves get stocked and replenished on a weekly basis. Locally, regionally, nationaly and globally tweed and canopy growth is there.

[drivepact]

Are and everyone else on this thread serious??? This guy just quoted a twitter post. A friggin twitter post. Wow

[stoner422]

Who gives an efffff if they can't sell their BC grown weed in Ontario! They have enough strains with their grows in Ontario to sell and they will be running a LEGAL retail space.... bye bye black market ops!

[twister1]

canopy will dominate the world.....keep peddling on that old broken down bike....you will still get a trophy for coming in last