‘For three years we’ve learned these lessons — why don’t we loosen these rules?’
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Albertan Nathan Mison said it’s no accident he’s co-chairing a bid to empower the country’s cannabis sector as a crucial review of Canada’s legalization of the drug nears.
The province’s outsized presence in the country’s cannabis retail industry makes it likely that someone like him would help lead the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s efforts to supercharge the sector with a federally mandated review to begin three years after legalization.
“Alberta has four of the largest cannabis retailers in the world based here,” said Mison, a former executive with one of them, Edmonton-based Fire and Flower.
He pointed out that on June 2, Calgary-headquartered High Tide became the first Canadian cannabis retailer to be listed on the NASDAQ exchange.
“It’s because of Alberta’s leadership that these companies have been able to scale and grow,” said Mison, who’s also past-chair of the Alberta Cannabis Council.
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‘For three years we’ve learned these lessons — why don’t we loosen these rules?’
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Albertan Nathan Mison said it’s no accident he’s co-chairing a bid to empower the country’s cannabis sector as a crucial review of Canada’s legalization of the drug nears.
The province’s outsized presence in the country’s cannabis retail industry makes it likely that someone like him would help lead the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s efforts to supercharge the sector with a federally mandated review to begin three years after legalization.
“Alberta has four of the largest cannabis retailers in the world based here,” said Mison, a former executive with one of them, Edmonton-based Fire and Flower.
He pointed out that on June 2, Calgary-headquartered High Tide became the first Canadian cannabis retailer to be listed on the NASDAQ exchange.
“It’s because of Alberta’s leadership that these companies have been able to scale and grow,” said Mison, who’s also past-chair of the Alberta Cannabis Council.
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