An Assembly of First Nations working group tasked with developing a separate cannabis regulatory regime for First Nations had its first meeting during the AFN’s Cannabis Summit last week.
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- Building on the ideas First Nations consultants raised with Bill Blair two weeks ago, the working group said Blair asked the group to develop a proposal by April 1 of next year.
CBC Indigenous - The group must resolve a number of challenges, including developing revenue sharing, respecting individual First Nations’ cannabis laws and customs, and protecting the safety of cannabis products entering or leaving communities.
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Global News - A report by Eight Capital predicts product differentiation will begin next year when the market reaches supply equilibrium, while sales will rise with the number of stores, and LPs will continue signing deals with Fortune 500 companies.
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