They have a license to cultivate at the Markham facility. They are waiting on Health Canada to approve their license to sell at Markham. RavenQuest has had their paperwork in for months for the Markham facility. They need licenses to cultivate at Edmonton and Vancouver. Once they receive their license to cultivate at those two facilities, and if they have a license to sell at Markham they can ship product from the other two facilities and sell through Markham. That was a question I specifically asked Matthieu and that was his answer to me. He also said that they were very close to receiving their license to sell at Markham. I too, was upset about RQ not having their license to sell for the big event ( 10/17 ) since that is suppose to be their expertise and I was told that “ that is the Goverment for you”. I will say that there are over 100 companies in the same situation and it seems apparent that Health Canadian was not prepared properly for what they should have known could be an overwhelming situation. The old adage, “ Failing to plan, means you are planning to fail” certainly applies here.
I am certain that the public is not very happy either since they ran out of inventory after two days, which by the way, opens the door wide for illegal selling of cannabis. One major reason for legalization of cannabis was to stop the illegal trade. So, not only is the public angry, but certainly other goverment officals, and they may also start exerting pressure to get it done. Do a bunch of Socialist get paid overtime? I think not, yet another reason why Socialism doesn’t work, great benefits but wait in line forever to receive those benefits. So, let’s realize that the fault doesn’t lay with greater portion with RQ, but mostly with Health Canada. Also, If product was sold out after only two days why were not the large producers able to supply adequate product, probably because they are facing the same obstacles as RQ. It is all relevant.
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