Jennawae McLean - Executive Director of NORML Canada / Caylax & Trichromes Cannabis - The PACE Radio Show

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Jennawae McLean - Executive Director of NORML Canada / Caylax & Trichromes Cannabis - The PACE Radio Show - Hosts: Kim Cooper & Al Graham

11 de nov. de 2021 · 1h 41m 36s

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01 · PACE Radio Show Opening

02 · Sponsor Network Audio Set 2

33m 7s

03 · Sponsor Network Audio Set 1

1h 4m 25s

04 · PACE Radio Show Closing

1h 40m 50s

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The PACE Radio Show Guest: Jennawae McLean - Executive Director of NORML Canada and owner of Caylax & Trichromes Cannabis Hosts: Kim Cooper & Al Graham …..PACEradio.net Jennawae McLean is...

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The PACE Radio Show

Guest: Jennawae McLean - Executive Director of NORML Canada and owner of Caylax & Trichromes Cannabis

Hosts: Kim Cooper & Al Graham
…..PACEradio.net

Jennawae McLean is well known as the one time owner of Kingston 420 the areas largest cannabis accessory store and Vapor Lounge before cannabis legalization.
With the laws changing and cannabis becoming legal Jennawae moved into the legal cannabis retail market when she opened a brand new store called Calyx & Trichromes Cannabis. https://www.calyxandtrichomes.com

Jennawae wasn’t done there. Her passion to improve cannabis legalization and it’s laws Jennawae has now stepped into the Executive Director position at the long time cannabis advocacy group NORML Canada https://www.normlcanada.org

So what are her plans for NORML Canada and her cannabis retail store? We’ve seen a glimpse of what her plans are for NORML Canada and it’s an impressive list, a list that you’re not going to want to miss. We also have seen Calyx & Trichromes is growing and we look forward to learning more about the stores growth and what’s it like to operate a retail cannabis store in these new times of cannabis legalization

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Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

Great show tonight!!! Have a great night everyone!!!

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

There's a municipality between me and North Bay that banned smoking cannabis in public. Myself, being an ACMPR patient I obviously don't care. If I need to medicate, I'm going to medicate.

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

That's like how in some provinces rec cannabis is purchased inside the liquor store. How well does that work for recovering alcoholics?

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

Sounds like you're the perfect person for your position with NORML. Thank you for being a voice for the change that needs to happen.

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

EXACTLY!!! It can be covered under a HSA, which would probably only require a policy change.

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

The cost to ODSP to cover the pharmaceuticals I used to take was around $50k/yr, the cost to cover cannabis fully or partially would be significantly less resulting on huge savings to the taxpayers.

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

I've heard that there's a woman on ODSP who fought them to cover her cannabis and won. There's an NDA that she had to sign. Is there anything that can be done in regards to this?

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

I live in Northern Ontario where it can get quite cold. It would be nice to have somewhere indoors to medicate when I go to the city when we go shopping.

Ron McNabb

hace 2 años

I have to travel 1-1½ hours to a legal store depending on which direction I go. The concern in the dry municipalities is the safety of the children, meanwhile there's LCBO's stores and agencies, Beer Stores, and even beer available in their grocery stores. Teen alcohol consumption is a huge problem in the area. It makes absolutely no ducking sense.