Ontario is set to introduce legislation today that would regulate the sale and distribution of recreational marijuana.
The province was the first to announce detailed plans last month for cannabis once the federal government makes it legal in July 2018.
The drug will be sold in up to 150 stores run by the Ontario Liquor Control Board - separate from outlets selling alcohol - and illegal dispensaries will be shut down.
Sales will be limited to those 19 and older, and consumption of marijuana will not be allowed in public spaces or workplaces.
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Allison Jones ~ The Canadian Press/CTV News via 420Intel.com ~
