The nondescript storefront in the 1100-block of Kingsway has paper covering all of its windows except for a neon “open” sign that is still illuminated just before 11 p.m. on a Sunday. The yellow awning overhead suggests the building houses an auto repair shop. But just inside the front door is another sign — King Canna. It is one of several illegal cannabis stores still operating in Vancouver more than 18 months after marijuana was legalized in Canada. And even though provincial regulators seized products at King Canna on May 27, it remained open for business this week. – Read the entire article at Vancouver Sun.
The nondescript storefront in the 1100-block of Kingsway has paper covering all of its windows except for a neon “open” sign that is still illuminated just before 11 p.m. on a Sunday.
The yellow awning overhead suggests the building houses an auto repair shop.
But just inside the front door is another sign — King Canna.
It is one of several illegal cannabis stores still operating in Vancouver more than 18 months after marijuana was legalized in Canada. And even though provincial regulators seized products at King Canna on May 27, it remained open for business this week.
– Read the entire article at Vancouver...
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