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North Coast cannabis sector bright economic spot in pandemic, poised for strong 2021
RT @CraftCABC: The story is the same here... Our cannabis industry can support economic recovery in BC. Let’s get on with it! #bcpoli #craftcannabis #buylocal https://t.co/lWYp1Vtzpb
OpenAs an essential business, the legal marijuana business benefited California, with the expected tally of $1 billion in overall state excise, cultivation and sales taxes in 2020.
RT @CraftCABC: The story is the same here... Our cannabis industry can support economic recovery in BC. Let’s get on with it! #bcpoli #craftcannabis #buylocal https://t.co/lWYp1Vtzpb
OpenNorth Coast cannabis sector bright economic spot in pandemic, poised for strong 2021
As an essential business, the legal marijuana business benefited California, with the expected tally of $1 billion in overall state excise, cultivation and sales taxes in 2020.
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