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I bet she’s Jamaican. Jamos love their white wimminOur queens brehs
I bet she’s Jamaican. Jamos love their white wimmin
Russell is a pretty common Jamaican surname sooooo............
Our queens brehs
shiet. oh well, *looks for more Canadian Black actresses to holler at *
I know im gonna fukk a degrassi cast member this summer, i can feel it!
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Happy Coli Day Toronto Brehs. Reps Up. @Big BusinessHappy Coli day fomlay
^ Female chefs be some of the biggest hoes,one of my homies is digging out a female chef that lives downtown,bytch got multiple brats and just like this one be all on the gram showing skins,attention whoring...looks nice and all but i bet she'd go to Dubai if asked...
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They finally got Cafe. 
If they go for Delivery services next.
EXCLUSIVE: Province to close 'residential loophole' for pot shops
The Ford government will table legislation Thursday, making it easier for city officials to shut down the remaining illegal pot shops in Toronto, CityNews has learned.
Last month, bylaw officials installed heavy metal doors at dispensary locations that repeatedly reopened after being raided multiple times.
However, their work was hindered by a legal loophole that prohibits the city from shutting down retail spaces that are also used as a residence. It forced bylaw officers to remove the metal doors because the shop’s operators allegedly lived in the buildings and grant them access to the illegal stores, despite being shut down.
Sources confirm exclusively to CityNews that the provincial government is working to close what they call the “residential loophole” for pot shops — recently used by the operators of Cafe to retain access to some of their locations closed by the city.
The Tories will amend existing cannabis legislation to close the loophole and further, make it an offence to reopen after a store has been shut down, with additional fines for doing so.
The bill is expected to pass by the end of this legislative session in June and will come into effect thereafter.
If they go for Delivery services next.
EXCLUSIVE: Province to close 'residential loophole' for pot shops
The Ford government will table legislation Thursday, making it easier for city officials to shut down the remaining illegal pot shops in Toronto, CityNews has learned.
Last month, bylaw officials installed heavy metal doors at dispensary locations that repeatedly reopened after being raided multiple times.
However, their work was hindered by a legal loophole that prohibits the city from shutting down retail spaces that are also used as a residence. It forced bylaw officers to remove the metal doors because the shop’s operators allegedly lived in the buildings and grant them access to the illegal stores, despite being shut down.
Sources confirm exclusively to CityNews that the provincial government is working to close what they call the “residential loophole” for pot shops — recently used by the operators of Cafe to retain access to some of their locations closed by the city.
The Tories will amend existing cannabis legislation to close the loophole and further, make it an offence to reopen after a store has been shut down, with additional fines for doing so.
The bill is expected to pass by the end of this legislative session in June and will come into effect thereafter.
It was a Black lawyer keeping Cafe open. He is the real MVPThey finally got Cafe.
EXCLUSIVE: Province to close 'residential loophole' for pot shops
The Ford government will table legislation Thursday, making it easier for city officials to shut down the remaining illegal pot shops in Toronto, CityNews has learned.
Last month, bylaw officials installed heavy metal doors at dispensary locations that repeatedly reopened after being raided multiple times.
However, their work was hindered by a legal loophole that prohibits the city from shutting down retail spaces that are also used as a residence. It forced bylaw officers to remove the metal doors because the shop’s operators allegedly lived in the buildings and grant them access to the illegal stores, despite being shut down.
Sources confirm exclusively to CityNews that the provincial government is working to close what they call the “residential loophole” for pot shops — recently used by the operators of Cafe to retain access to some of their locations closed by the city.
The Tories will amend existing cannabis legislation to close the loophole and further, make it an offence to reopen after a store has been shut down, with additional fines for doing so.
The bill is expected to pass by the end of this legislative session in June and will come into effect thereafter.
As far as the Black market it isn't going anywhere. The legal shops are simple not competitive in any capacity. Not on price or quality or variety. Rather than wasting time fighting a loosing battle the government needs to adjust the retail plan. pre packaged bud will never run the game. their prices are also not wavy.
The mail business will be much harder to nail. It has existed pre dispensaries... I don't see it going anywhere.
Our queens brehs
Is anyone surprised? I'm at the point where I'm surprised if these types a broads are with brehs in Toronto.
I pod 25 pounds for 20 gigs of data and unlimited calling and it also worked in France 