Uncertainty remains for MMPR applicants as Health Canada stops issuing “ready to build” letters

News | ALYSSA O'DELL
Published: Monday, 05/25/2015 3:59 pm EDT

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Health Canada is no longer issuing "ready to build" letters for companies looking to become licensed medical marijuana producers. Tweed, pictured above, currently operates a licensed facility in Smith Falls, Ont.

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