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A 31-year-old from Brampton has been charged after Caledon OPP got a report about a possible impaired driver on Highway 10 near Charleston Sideroad who was driving erratically, police said.The witness alleged that the vehicle was not able to maintain a lane on Sunday May 23 around 10:30 p.m.After investigating, police charged a Brampton driver with operation of a motor vehicle while impaired with a blood alc
stanley thermobecher ohol concentration of 80 plus and possession of heroin. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The driver was one of three charged with an impaired driving offence over the long weekend in Caledon.A 38-year-old from Brampton was also charged on Friday around 9 p.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Officers patrolling the area of Humber Station Road allegedly saw a pickup truck driving erratically.Along with operation of a motor vehicle while impaired, the driver was charged with having an open container of liquor in the vehicle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A 30-year-
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kubki stanley May 22 around 1 p.m. on Airport Road. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police investigated and the driver was charged with operation of a motor vehicle while impaired, operation while impaired with a blood alcohol concentration of 80 plus and failure Afwk Kids come of age amid era of protest
TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Cannabis Store says the median price of dried flower dropped 25 per cent in its first full year of operation since legalization in a bid to compete with the illegal market.The illegal price was $8.23 per gram, compared with $8.56 at OSC
stanley website .ca and $10.84 at retail stores.Ontario consumers spent $385.1 million for 35.1 million grams of cannabis online and at re
stanley water bottle tail stores over the 12 months ended March 31, even as supply was constrained in the first six months. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW More than 81 per cent of the spend
stanley bottles ing was done at retail stores, whose number increased to 53 in the fourth quarter from 22 a year earlier. There are currently 87 stores operating in the province.Dried flower made up 79 per cent of sales by volume and generated nearly $275 million for 27.8 million grams. Pre-rolled was second-most popular, generating $42.6 million, oils was third at $26.3 million, vapes followed at $14.8 million and capsules at $11.3 million. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Consumers spent an average of $90.12 per order with the average order being nine grams at the Ontario Cannabis Store website. Each retail store sold an average of 3,100 grams per day, generating $25,000 in sales.The numbers from our first full year of commercial operations show steady growth despite constrained supply that the limited the ability of the Ontario marketplace to rapidly expand the number o
