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Jon Keefe shows off one of the squish presses and other cannabis consumption paraphernalia he sells at the Dabber Hashery, a specialty shop in downtown St. John’s, N.L. Keefe had initially planned to obtain a licence to sell cannabis products, but abandoned that enterprise when it became clear the eight-per-cent margin paid to cannabis retailers in Newfoundland and Labrador didn’t make for a strong business case for him and his partners.

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Annie MacEachern of Charlottetown, P.E.I., who consumes cannabis for medicinal purposes, says legalization of the drug is just the beginning. She says advocates need to continue pushing to get edibles and concentrates on the market.

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Scott MacIntosh, communications manager with the Halifax Mooseheads, said the Mooseheads and the entire CHL have formed a partnership with Health Canada and will be rolling out an awareness campaign on our social media channels throughout the season.

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While the exterior of the building is nearing completion, significant interior work, as well as the parking area, need to be completed before O’Leary’s new cannabis store opens for business. Provincial and town officials confirm the building will not be ready to serve customers on October 17, the date when cannabis use becomes legal in Canada.

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After a 28-day stint, principal lightkeeper Craig Burry and Molly, his three-year-old black Labrador retriever, head home to Wesleyville to spend time with family.

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Joey Penney educates a customer on the different strains available in pre-roll form at the Paradise Green Stop on Topsail Road, one of nearly two dozen licensed retailers to open their doors for the first time as Canada’s recreational cannabis industry went live. He says customers were a mix of regular users and newcomers interested in trying cannabis now that it’s no longer illegal.

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If you buy some cannabis at an NSLC outlet and it doesn’t meet with your approval, you can return it to the store you purchased it from.

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There's still lots of colour on the trees, but it's hard to beat this vibrant sunflower in Rita and Terry Murphy's garden in Northside Eastbay, Cape Breton N.S. The lovely blue sky and Canada flag fluttering in the breeze make for a perfect backdrop.

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Jerry Earle, president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Public and Private Employees, says the union’s sticker campaign allows businesses across the province to show support for NAPE’s members.

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Rod Bennett/Action Sports Shots - Rodi Short, a stalwart defenceman for the Grand Falls-Windsor Cataracts for the last five years, was signed to an ECHL contract by the Newfoundland Growlers Wednesday.

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