RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Looks like Bissco entering Ontariojohnale wrote: maybe all of the above.
well they had 200% increase in packaging and 400% increase in trim with automation and they cut 13% of production jobs.
pumping out 3x the amount of flower - I would expect a nice decrease in per gram cost.
the fact that pot distribuition has been declared an essential service speaks volumes of the commitment the government has taken to recognize the fact that medicinal pot is here to stay and the recreational pot helps people deal being cooped up in their homes. The benefit to the industry in inmeausurable since had this not occurred the black market would simply take over at the expense of legitimate companies. In addition Supreme as well as other companies would have suffered dismal financials and in some cases probably put some out of business. I do like the fact that Uber is not allowed to delive. I think JT will get re-elected and rightfully so. While not perfect he has shown a lot of class in a very challenging time with "Orange crush" south of the 49th as well as the pandemic which really is a disaster in the making. Something tells me we will pull trough this pandemic slowly but surely, and the Canada will come out strong. While the price of gas and oil is at record low levels ultimately the way to a strong recovery has allways been and will allways be cheap gas prices. It really is as close as we can still enjoy the "good old days". I grew up when gas and car insurance were cheap and I allways had a job, and if I needed one, it didn't take long to get one. Transportation was allways the key. Premier Ford is also coming trough as the right man for the job...sorry provincial Liberals but the years of Dalton/Winn were years when Ontario became a have not province. Hopefully it will now start to recover....maintain