Last week, I met a family of Trump supporters on Manitoulin Island. What they had to say was fascinating.
The Rocky Rollout of Legal Cannabis
Cannabis has been legal in Canada since last October, so why do more than 40 per cent of users still buy on the black market? To look at how the country and province handled the rollout of legal cannabis The Agenda welcomes Abi Roach, director of the Cannabis Friendly Business Association and owner of the Hot Box Café in Toronto, and the Globe and Mail's cannabis industry reporter Mark Rendell.
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