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In Collingwood you’ll be able to add cannabis to your grocery list. Sessions officially opens to the public Saturday with an offering of flower, pre-rolled joints, oils, and accessories. The store is owned by Louis Laskovsky, a lawyer from Richmond Hill, who tried unsuccessfully for a retail licence in the first government lottery. He won Read more...

After opting in to retail cannabis stores this year, Collingwood, Ont., will have its first legal pot shop by Christmas. Louis Laskovski, who won the licence during the previous government lottery, teamed up with Sessions Cannabis to open the store. After an intensive government approval process, we strive to become a reliable and trusted Read more...

Collingwood’s, and Simcoe County’s, first legal cannabis store is set to open its doors on Dec. 21. The store, owned by Richmond Hill lawyer Louis Laskovski and located at 312 Hurontario St., will be called Sessions Cannabis. Steven Fry, president of Sessions, owns a location in Hamilton and is licensing the brand to Laskovski. With Read more...

Tomorrow you’ll be able to add cannabis to your grocery list. Sessions officially opens to the public Saturday, Dec. 21 with an offering of flower, pre-rolled joints, oils, and accessories. The store is owned by Louis Laskovsky, a lawyer from Richmond Hill, who tried unsuccessfuly for a retail licence in the first government lottery. He won in Read more...

Today’s guest won the lottery—an Ontario-wide lottery to determine who would get the province’s first licenses to sell marijuana at a retail location. And once his name came up, the clock started ticking. He had less than three months to go from lucky winner to owner and proprietor Read more...

BNN Bloomberg: ‘Drinking from the fire hose’: What it’s like to win Ontario’s cannabis retail lottery Read more...

COLLINGWOOD — A brick and mortar shop prepares to open its doors for business in Collingwood, and it’s creating quite a buzz. The retail cannabis store will mark the first of its kind in the region. “I think Collingwood is ready for this,” said Mayor Brian Saunderson. “It’s a legal product, and we are in a free market economy.” Read more...

Steven Fry is hoping to make the city’s fledgling cannabis retail industry blossom. With Tokyo Smoke opening its doors just a mere two months ago to become the city’s first brick and mortar cannabis retailer, Sessions Cannabis is laying down roots just over Hwy. 401 in Hespeler. Fry, the president and co-founder of Sessions, said Read more...

Cannabis delivery in Toronto is currently rolling out to a weed store near you, and several pickup options are also now available following the welcome news that the government passed an emergency order allowing legal brick-and-mortar cannabis retailers to operate once again. New restrictions require all purchases to be limited to Read more...

Tokyo Smoke could have some competition if three cannabis store applicants are able to blaze into town. Sweet 7 Cannabis Co. is the farthest along in the application process of the trio, as the public notice for their business at 611 Hespeler Rd. Unit 2, ends on April 2 Read more...