Ontario police find $2.6M of illegal cannabis in commercial building

Discovery of $2.6M illegal grow-op in Ontario ends with four Toronto residents being charged — via TheGrowthOp cannabisnews ontario opp

that OPP officers carried out a search warrant on the property and discovered the illegal grow estimated to be worth $2.6 million. The plants were reportedly in various stages of growth.Sign up for Weekend Dispensary to get the latest cannabis news and exclusive articles delivered straight to your inbox.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.

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