Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp HERTF

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Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp. is a Canada-based cannabis company offering products to both the medical and recreational legal cannabis markets in Canada and the United States. It focuses on extraction and the creation of extract and extract-derivative products and brands for adult use and cannabis-based medical solutions. It has a portfolio of cannabis products under the brands Purefarma, Pura Vida, RAD, Premium 5, Thrifty, Adults Only, feelgood., the CB4 suite of medical products in Canada and ArthroCBD in the United States. In Canada, it operates through its subsidiaries, Heritage Cannabis West Corporation (Heritage West) and Heritage Cannabis East Corporation (Heritage East). Heritage West holds a Health Canada issued cultivation, processing, and medical and adult use sales license, as well as an industrial hemp license, a cannabis oil sales license, and a cannabis research license. In the United States, it operates through, Opticann Inc., an oral and topical cannabinoid company.

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Comment by PumperStalkeron Jun 05, 2018 11:47am

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RE:RE:RE:Trudeau's "Iron Will"

Fiver :)

caldernet wrote: >> "flakey" you lost your mind. this is the one thing trudeau was
>> determined to pass. July 1 was never a date set by the
>> government. people just thought it would be then. trudeau
>> even said that date would be inappropriate because it is
>> Canada day and nothing should diminish that celebration.

Lost my mind? Not quite yet.

Hey, I'm in on weed stocks because I think it's a train that cannot be stopped. Regardless of whether or not July 1 was a "date set by the government" - my impression of Trudeau which I believe is shared by many, is that when he says something - meh - maybe it'll happen, maybe it won't. I hope and assume legalization comes in the fall, but it's not 100%. Certainly he will make it legal (if not easy or cheap to buy) before re-election.

And aside from L-Day (date of legalization), there's still plenty the government can do to limit the profitability of weed stocks as I also mentioned. Based on what controls may , I don't predict too many drug dealers being forced out of business.

At least initially, those buying legal marijuana will not be people who are regular consumers of the product today.