Cannabis Shortages Likely to Continue Into 2019

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By The Chronicle HeraldDec 15, 2018, 1:42 pm321 pts
According to Health Canada, there are currently 134 companies licensed to produce cannabis in Canada — 90 of those were licensed in the last 16 months Health Canada says legal cannabis shortages that have been experienced in some provinces, including Nova Scotia, will likely continue into the New Year. Karen…

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